Carolina Alumni Review News

Jonathan Reckford ’84 stepped off the corporate path and followed his faith to the leadership of Habitat for Humanity, now a $2 billion builder that’s also an agent for change in housing policies worldwide. read more

There’s a long-standing discomfort with the notion that college students know Thoreau but not “measure twice, cut once.” Carolina is at work on that as a leader in the maker movement. read more

The only items approved to be made from the Davie Poplar are the pens, which are created by students on Hanes’ wood lathes. read more

Glenn Walters ’05 (PhD) once had no interest in being in a college classroom — behind the lectern or in front of it. read more

Of the 15 colleges Charlotte Dorn was considering, only Carolina didn’t offer the mechanical engineering degree she wanted. Then, on a campus tour, she heard something about a makerspace. read more

Katie Ziglar ’79 has always chased what lay beyond life’s boundaries. She hopes to redefine them for the Ackland. read more

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