Yours at Carolina News

There has been a kind of glow in Chapel Hill over these recent weeks. From spring into summer, a glimmer has illuminated every kind of public comment, from the chancellor addressing alumni and friends of the University at various venues to the… read more

Those who care about Carolina wonder and some worry about federal funding, immigration policy and lingering effects of HB2. read more

North Carolina’s state motto well describes generations of North Carolinians. It especially captures the exemplary life of service and leadership provided by Anne Wilmoth Cates ’53. read more

Alumni are engaged University stockholders who appreciate that faculty and staff work hard to preserve and enhance the value of our diplomas. Alumni are, can and should be student recruiters, advocates, financial supporters, advisers and loving… read more

Taking stock of things to celebrate, some concerns and leadership changes at our University in 2016. read more

Students have an array of choices in the vast College of Arts and Sciences they have entered and the professional schools they may look to as they progress. read more

In your years at Carolina and those that followed, what you know and love about this place might be summed up in the kind of lists popular in the media. Here are a few of the facts I’ve absorbed over the years read more

Recent news about the UNC System’s 18 percent cap on out-of-state admissions for first-year undergraduates may prompt some to wonder about how and why this cap came about. Carolina exceeded the cap for two years in a row and, as a result, in March… read more

In 1971, the N.C. General Assembly passed legislation establishing the Board of Governors and creating the UNC System for Higher Education. As the UNC System welcomes its sixth president, Margaret Spellings, it seems timely to review important data… read more