Four friends of the University were presented this week with the prestigious William Richardson Davie Award by UNC’s Board of Trustees. read more
As the holidays approach and the year comes to an end, some of our readers are anxiously advising their high school senior sons and daughters about college applications. Understandably, some are curious about whether the special provision regarding… read more
The president and founder of Teach For America, Wendy Kopp, will take the stage in May as the University’s 2006 Commencement speaker. read more
Dean and Linnea Smith ’76 (MD) were among six award winners honored recently by UNC for outstanding contributions to improving education, in North Carolina and across the nation. read more
UNC’s newly remodeled Health Sciences Library is hosting an exhibition of original watercolor paintings and pencil drawings by renowned medical illustrator Dr. Frank H. Netter. read more
Youth and human rights activist Malika Sanders will discuss “Principles of Social Justice for a New Generation” in a Nov. 8 lecture at UNC’s Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History. read more
“October has come again,” wrote Thomas Wolfe ’20. read more
Jed Prossner ’05, a two-time All-America lacrosse attackman, and Alice Schmidt ’04, one of the premier middle distance runners in ACC history, are the 2005 recipients of the Patterson Medal, awarded annually to Carolina’s most outstanding male and… read more
Carolina has launched an interdisciplinary, academic minor in the study of Christianity and culture, thought to be the nation’s first at a public university. read more
Health scientists at Carolina have garnered more grants – eight – from the National Institutes of Health’s highly competitive Roadmap program than any other university in the nation. read more