How different is student life today as compared to Carolina in the 1960s? Discover the differences and similarities in the “Carolina experience” across the generations when we assemble a select panel of alumni and current students.
Q&A from Dick Baddour ’66, Tom Lambeth ’57, Bill Harrison ’66 and Gene Nichol as they discuss the lives of these UNC giants and the impact they had on Carolina, the state and the nation.
Panelists Provost Jim Dean, AD Bubba Cunningham, Faculty Athletics Committee Chair Joy Renner and Faculty Athletics Representative Lissa Broome discuss academics and athletics at Carolina and reform efforts in intercollegiate athletics.
Chancellor Folt addressed the Old Students Club in 2016. The annual event is the legacy of James Lee Love (class of 1884), who endowed the gathering for alumni who have reached or passed the 50th anniversary of their graduation year.
The new dean at UNC’s School of Education, one of the oldest professional schools at Carolina, will be Fouad Abd-El-Khalick, who comes to UNC from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Rameses, the UNC-Chapel Hill mascot, and his ‘wife,’ Stella, are proud parents of two lambs. Marvin and Ollie, who were born in late March, arrive just in time to cheer on the Tar Heels in the 2016 NCAA Final Four.
Class of 1966: Enjoy a video message from Class President John M. Harmon ’66 and his wife Joyce Watt Harmon ’66.
The GAA invited five UNC professors and two additional political observers to talk about this election year’s candidates and issues at play on what WUNC-FM’s Leoneda Inge, as moderator, called “What’s Up Wednesday.”
From the farm fields of Orange County to the football field of Kenan Stadium, get to know what a typical day is like for Carolina’s mascot.