Sports broadcaster says ‘yes’ to all
From “Sports Xtra” to the Olympics, “I am well prepared wherever I go because of Carolina,” Kyle Lobenhofer says.
From “Sports Xtra” to the Olympics, “I am well prepared wherever I go because of Carolina,” Kyle Lobenhofer says.
In this video, Chancellor Lee H. Roberts highlights four milestones for the University.
The first graduate of the pharmacy school’s Master of Professional Science program took an unconventional path.
A Carolina lab was the first to identify a key process in animals that, when mutated, causes cells to multiply out of control.
Continuing Joan H. Gillings’ legacy, the $13.5 million donation allows these Tar Heels to continue their winning ways.
In a Correctional Education simulation, participants experience the challenges faced by recently released prisoners.
After switching from air traffic control to public affairs, Caitlin Russell steered her career course to Carolina’s journalism school.
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UNC-Chapel Hill School of Social Work experts discuss the proactive benefits of parents familiarizing themselves with mental health trends in youth and teens.
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Jon Oberlander, UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health professor and political scientist, explains the health effects of political polarization.
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Tanya Wang interviews students in Carolina Across 100’s Suicide Prevention Summit and Carolina research instructor Natalie O’Brien about suicide prevention.
Clarivate’s 2024 international list of trailblazers among peers includes scholars from across the University.
Kathleen DuVal’s award-winning book is “Native Nations,” a sweeping 1,000-year history of North America.
J. Christopher Clemens joins the prestigious organization honoring outstanding achievement in arts, sciences and learned professions.
The winners are a businessman, state senator, congresswoman and media executive.
“We are better because of you,” Vice Chancellor Becci Menghini told faculty and staff with 25-plus years on the job.
After 22 years, James Jacks embraces using his organizational and communication skills in a new way.
Her “focus on innovation and continuous improvement will be instrumental,” says Val Howard, UNC School of Nursing dean.
Employees enjoyed games, Pelican’s SnoBalls, a photo booth and more at the annual Office of Human Resources event.
Fetzer Hall
Wed, December 1107:30 am
Reeves Auditorium at the North Carolina Botanical Garden
Wed, December 1109:30 am
North Carolina Botanical Garden
Thu, December 1212:00 pm
Kerr Hall
Fri, January 1009:00 am