8.13.24 | Sports, University News
Anson Dorrance ’74, women’s soccer head coach and one of the most successful coaches in collegiate history, announced Sunday his retirement after 47 years. Dorrance, 73, is UNC’s first and only women’s soccer head coach. He compiled a…
Lee Roberts was named today the 13th chancellor of UNC, after serving in the role on an interim basis since January, an appointment that some observers said was expected. He was formally announced during an afternoon event at the Kenan… read more
The UNC System hopes to increase enrollment at certain institutions by launching three pilot programs this semester for students applying for admission in fall 2025. One program will impact students seeking admission to Carolina. A program called… read more
The UNC Board of Trustees sent Aug. 5 a list of candidates for chancellor to UNC System President Peter Hans ’91, who will interview the individuals and present one to the Board of Governors for approval. It’s not clear when Hans will… read more
University leaders hope a collaboration announced this month between three established organizations and a new entity will enable Carolina to attract athletes and compete in the new era of name, image and likeness. Launched by Carolina Athletics,… read more
For the fifth consecutive year, UNC’s research funding has eclipsed $1 billion. Carolina received $1.21 billion, money that’s expected to support research projects conducted statewide for federal agencies, industry partners and nonprofit… read more
Data gathered by students during a spring semester class is being used to help identify specific foot-traffic corridors on campus that would benefit from additional tree canopy in hopes of reducing the number of high-temperature areas. The… read more
While four-year graduation rates at several UNC system schools are lagging, the rate at Carolina remains high, according to system President Peter Hans ’91. Carolina’s four-year graduation rate is 82.7 percent, according to information… read more