(Editor’s Note: The GAA’s Distinguished Service Medal citations, such as this one, are read to the audience at the Annual Alumni Luncheon and then presented as a keepsake to the recipients.) Max Chapman’s friends will tell you that… read more
(Editor’s Note: The GAA’s Distinguished Service Medal citations, such as this one, are read to the audience at the Annual Alumni Luncheon and then presented as a keepsake to the recipients.) You need to watch your checkbook around… read more
(Editor’s Note: The GAA’s Distinguished Service Medal citations, such as this one, are read to the audience at the Annual Alumni Luncheon and then presented as a keepsake to the recipients.) Good luck to you if you’re one of 12… read more
The General Alumni Association presented its 2006 Distinguished Service Medals at the Annual Alumni Luncheon on Saturday to four individuals who share a long and storied history of service to the welfare of the University. Outgoing GAA Chair… read more
The first woman elected principal chief of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, a longtime benefactor of the University, an award-winning poet and novelist, and one of the nation’s most prominent theologians received honorary degrees Sunday during… read more
Six employees have been selected by Chancellor James Moeser to be honored with the 2006 C. Knox Massey Distinguished Awards, one of the most coveted distinctions given by the University to faculty and staff members. The awards will be presented at a… read more
UNC’s School of Medicine dedicated Bondurant Hall on Friday in honor of Dr. Stuart Bondurant ’50, a former dean of the school. “This is a surpassing honor,” Bondurant said. “There are people who laid the groundwork for this great institution… read more
The Associated Press’ men’s and women’s basketball coaches of the year both work for Carolina. Sylvia Hatchell was voted national coach of the year on April 1 on the eve of the team’s appearance in the Final Four. Roy Williams ’72 won the men’s… read more
Taylor Branch ’68, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the three-part history America in the King Years, returns to campus April 6 to speak about “Miracles and Myths from the King Years.” Branch’s visit also will celebrate the opening… read more
Nine communications professionals and an educator will be inducted into the N.C. Journalism and Advertising Halls of Fame and the N.C. Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame on April 2. The halls are based in UNC’s School of Journalism and Mass… read more