4.11.24 | Academics and Athletics, Students, University Achievements, University News, University Rankings
UNC’s Eshelman School of Pharmacy has been ranked the top pharmacy school in the nation for the third consecutive time, joining 19 other Carolina graduate programs ranked in the Top 10 nationwide, according to the recent Best Graduate Schools…
This article was updated March 28, 2024. Senior point guard RJ Davis and head coach Hubert Davis ’92 have been named 2023 –24 Atlantic Coast Conference Player and Coach of the Year. It is the first time in almost three… read more
Beginning this fall, the School of Data Science and Society will launch its first undergraduate degree programs. The bachelor of science in data science will be housed in the school, while the bachelor of arts will be in the College of Arts and… read more
Students who want tickets to the Duke game show up to support all of Carolina’s sports teams, all year long. story and photos by Ira Wilder Tickets to a UNC-Duke men’s basketball game are in high demand — and… read more
The first undergraduate program in the Eshelman School of Pharmacy launched in January with 13 students who are minoring in pharmaceutical sciences. The students are majoring in STEM-related fields and will be taught the core areas of… read more
For most UNC students, rushing Franklin Street, waiting in endless lines for a coveted seat in the Dean Smith Center and experiencing the Tar Heels beating Duke are absolute musts on their college bucket list. The Review asked alumni to… read more
UNC, in partnership with Nagoya University in Japan, launched a program last fall to emphasize diversity and cultural differences in the field of cybersecurity through hands-on experience. The Women’s Undergraduate Cybersecurity Engagement… read more
The Royster Global conference helps prepare Carolina’s PhD students for research, networking and employment no matter where they land. by Claire Cusick ’21 (MA) This article was updated Feb. 19, 2024. In late May, about… read more
Force, friction and backlash: This is the story of how Carolina lost its nationally renowned engineering school. Will it come back? By George Spencer Call it the last waltz. In January 1937, The Carolina Inn hosted the Engineers Ball… read more
Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s most prestigious honors society, welcomed 259 UNC students into membership this fall, including 187 in-state students, 55 from out-of-state and 17 international. Phi Beta Kappa, an exclusive, invite-only honors… read more