Carolina Alumni Review News

Student witnesses to Carolina 2018-19 knew championship and controversy. This is how some of it looked through one lens. read more

In a new master plan for the campus, Carolina looks to keep its research enterprise in one place, plots a new science project and prepares to take down residence halls for the first time. read more

Carolina teams have been among the most successful in a sport that requires athleticism, eschews conflict and is, in a sense, still developing. Meanwhile, it has begun to catch on with younger kids. read more

Competing in intramural sports was a passion for the residents of Teague Dorm, who won 14 of 18 overall residence hall championships from 1971 through 1988. read more

Kevin Guskiewicz takes over in South Building as both Carolina and the state’s university system seek new leadership. read more

The chancellor told the GAA Board of Directors, “I always come here and remember  saying to you, the new norm is certain uncertainty.” read more

Haunted by disparities that glare back at her, Nikole Hannah-Jones ’03 (MA) has focused her talent as a journalist on the dramatic differences in how we teach children in America. read more

An irreverent and riveting romp through the nation’s most precious documents is just Sam Anthony’s job. His vocation is stepping over and around devastating obstacles and helping others think about how they would go about that. read more

William Roper, the second person to be both CEO of UNC Health Care and dean of the medical school, leaves a legacy of bold expansion on the campus and across the state. read more