Carolina makes ‘new Ivies’ list for third straight year
The Forbes list recognizes employer-friendly universities who are embracing AI and setting students up for success.
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Carolina hosts first AI for Public Good Conference
The full-day conference on April 13 kicked off with insights from leaders in tech, government and the University.
Jeanette Gowen Cook named 2025 AAAS fellow
The American Association for the Advancement of Science selected the UNC School of Medicine professor for the prestigious honor.
He maps brains of children and teens with ADHD
Nicholas Fogleman combines brain imaging with clinical care to understand those with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
Carolina alumna co-chairs AI for Public Good Conference
Marina Carreker ’03 helps businesses use artificial intelligence responsibly at Galleon Strategies and is bringing industry expertise to the Carolina community.
UNC Global Affairs drives conversations about AI
Through conferences, coursework and international partnerships, faculty and staff explore the ethical integration of artificial intelligence.
Adam Cook worked more than ‘9 to 5’
Making the Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital a reality took three years and all the communication skills he learned at Carolina.
School of Government debuts undergraduate minor in fall 2026
The minor in law, government and public service meet students’ growing interest in these careers, says professor Bill Rivenbark.
Pharmacy team working towards pediatric brain cancer research breakthrough
The UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy’s structural genomics consortium has advanced medication options for rare brain tumors.
Carolina North will transform local community
UNC-Chapel Hill’s campus extension grows not only the University but also the towns supporting it.