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Friends, University Bid Farewell to Paul Hardin, University’s ‘Bicentennial Chancellor’

Paul Hardin takes the oath of office as chancellor on Oct. 12, 1988. (Photo by Brian P. Foley '89)

Most Recent In Memoriam News

7.1.17 | In Memoriam, UNC’s history, University leadership

Friends, University Bid Farewell to Paul Hardin, University’s ‘Bicentennial Chancellor’

Paul Hardin III, the steadfast lawyer and Methodist bishop’s son who steered UNC and three other campuses as they grew through tumultuous and historic times, has died. He was 86.

1.11.17 | Faculty, In Memoriam Nobel Recipient Smithies Kept Up Research Until the End
Oliver Smithies, the University’s first full-time faculty member to win a Nobel Prize and a world-renowned giant in the field of gene targeting, died Tuesday at UNC Hospitals after a short illness. He was 91. read more...
9.10.15 | Timelines, In Memoriam In Remembrance of Those Lost on 9/11
Seldom has Carolina’s campus come to such a stunned halt as it did on Sept. 11, 2001. People were glued to TVs watching news coverage, trying to comprehend what was happening. A big-screen TV read more...
7.21.15 | Yours at Carolina, In Memoriam, Sports A Man of Loyalty
The University is feeling the weight of a long list of people lost this year. Dean Smith was remembered in the March/April Review, and now Chancellor William Aycock ’37 (MA, ’48 JD) in this issue; read more...
7.21.15 | In Memoriam, UNC’s history, University leadership Farewell to an Icon
Time and again, former Chancellor William B. Aycock ’37 defined duty — for himself, for the University, and for the people who sometimes questioned whether Carolina fell on the right side of history. No one read more...
6.23.15 | In Memoriam, Students Memorial Award Set Up Honoring Slain Students
The University and the Dental Foundation of North Carolina are establishing a new memorial award in memory of two of three Muslim-American students who were shot to death in February. The Deah Barakat and Yusor read more...
6.21.15 | In Memoriam, University leadership Former Chancellor William B. Aycock '37 Dies at 99
by Beth McNichol ’95 William Brantley Aycock ’37 (MA, ’48 JD), who began his career as a high school history teacher and became a distinguished professor and chancellor of the University during a period of read more...
5.13.15 | In Memoriam, Sports Longtime Assistant, Former Coach Bill Guthridge Dies at 77
Bill Guthridge, who made his college basketball reputation as Dean Smith’s trusted right-hand man — then took Carolina to two Final Fours in three years as head coach after his mentor retired — has died read more...
4.9.15 | In Memoriam, Sports The Coach and the Kid
by Barnie Day ’75 There were five Carolina graduates in the Virginia House of Delegates when Dean Smith retired, so they did what any decent Tar Heel would have done. They put forward a resolution read more...
4.9.15 | In Memoriam, Students Death Penalty Sought in Shootings of Three Students
Authorities are seeking the death penalty against Craig Stephen Hicks, the man charged with three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of fellow residents of a condominium complex on Chapel Hill’s border with Durham. read more...

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