Carolina Alumni Review News

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

Jessica Holmes ’06 went skeptically to a match she’d never dreamed of. She almost broke it off, even. Now, if you want to run with Wake County’s youngest commissioner, you’d better be all in. read more

Life was pretty sweet for an ambitious alumni couple. Then misfortune found them, and they turned their talents to those who are mapped out. read more

Studying abroad is automatic for some students. For those of lesser means, it’s the opening of a portal they didn’t even know was there — and it can be a life-changing start to the college experience. read more

Her stunning buzzer-beater put Carolina’s basketball program on the map in 1994. But it was Charlotte Smith’s losses that helped shape her into a winning head coach. read more

The Confederate monument is gone, for now, but in safe keeping. As the debate over Silent Sam’s meaning continues, the Board of Governors of the UNC System has told the Chapel Hill campus to find a way to preserve the statue. read more