5 early-career faculty win 2026 Hettleman Prizes
The annual awards go to those who exemplify groundbreaking and innovative research.
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How one man’s gift shapes a new generation of philosophy scholars
Horace Williams’ 1940 posthumous gift, which donated the Carolina North property to the University, has benefited hundreds of Carolina philosophy students.
Provost column: What is liberal arts engineering?
Magnus Egerstedt believes Carolina is poised to lead in this field focused on harnessing artificial intelligence to serve humanity.
Dorrance Field now in Play2Dream Legacy Stadium
The expanded name of Carolina’s soccer and lacrosse venue recognizes youth sports while honoring a coaching legend.
Kelly Mills connects with local students through food, dance
Now the UNC School of Education alumna will teach English in Spain through a Fulbright program.
Surprise stroke at 44 changes busy doctor’s lifestyle
Dr. Michael Craig, a UNC Health physician and a runner, found that recovery was a marathon, not a sprint.
Andy Griffith’s showbiz status endures
In celebration of America250, here’s a look at a Tar Heel who became an American cultural icon.
Jeff Warren answers 10 questions about NC Collaboratory’s first decade
For the organization’s 10th anniversary, its executive director reflects on 10 years of science, policy and solutions.
Orientation leaders focus on belonging
Months before a new class arrives, the New Student and Family Programs office works to make Carolina feel like home.
Tar Heel hoists the Stanley Cup — twice
The Carolina Hurricanes made sure team operations assistant Mallory Wilmoth ’20, lovingly known as “Mal Dawg,” shared in the glory.