Journalist Quincy Sharpe Mills, UNC class of 1907, heeded his own call urging newspaper readers to serve in what was then called The Great War. read more
As writer Bekah Brunstetter ’04 shows throughout her funny and moving play, The Cake, reconciling traditional roots with progressive values in a polarized world is wrenching work. read more
Mike Wiley ’04 (MFA) often plays more than two dozen characters in a single performance, with no costume changes and few props. read more
Martha Gunter Caldwell ’39, who turned 100 in April, graduated from UNC at a time when few women attended college. read more
Only 40 when he took over as dean of NYU’s business school, Peter Henry ’91 had well-formed ideas about teaching economics and a determination to diversify. read more
Tom Goldstein ’92 couldn’t get in Carolina law. Now he can’t get enough of the action in the U.S. Supreme Court nor of publicly sharing his expertise and observations. read more
Catilin Doyle ’06, UNC’s first Thomas Wolfe Scholar, won the seventh annual Frost Farm Prize for metrical poetry with her composition ‘Wish.’ read more
They Boo! It’s the story of a Halloween romance. read more
The awards, presented at the GAA Board of Directors fall meeting, recognize alumni age 40 or younger at the time of their selection for bringing credit to the University through their achievements. read more
The Lasker Award winner’s discoveries about “the brain of the cell” could lead to breakthroughs against such life-threatening diseases as cancer and diabetes as well those brought on by aging. read more