As North Carolina sees rapid population growth, the University will create a learn-live-work-play space that represents its largest development initiative since the cornerstone of Old East was laid in 1793.
Her personal experience with jaw surgery led Dr. Erika Silva to a study confirming it fixes patients’ speech, not just their looks.
The assistant director of the Data Intelligence Hub at Innovate Carolina shares how Tar Heels are exploring artificial intelligence.
The gift will allow NC Children's to advance its vision of transforming mental health care for children and families across North Carolina.
The free event includes mini-clinics in a variety of sports, and registration earns each participant a free ticket to a women’s basketball game.
The National Endowment for the Humanities grant will establish endowed professorships and expand faculty, graduate and public-facing programs for the UNC School of Civic Life and Leadership.
Carey Cox ’16 (MFA) played on Broadway and in “The Handmaid’s Tale” while working for authentic disability representation.
In more than six years on the board, Preyer helped establish the School of Civic Life and Leadership and Institute for Risk Management and Insurance Innovation and led the approval of a consolidated "all funds" budget.
The New York Times
Nicholas Law, an associate professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at UNC-Chapel Hill, discusses the upcoming Argus telescope, including where it may be constructed and what it will be capable of.
Stateline
Erin McClain, assistant director and research associate at the UNC School of Medicine’s Collaborative for Maternal and Infant Health, discusses the challenges facing maternal health care in women’s prisons.
Triangle Business Journal
LaChaun Banks, professor of the practice of strategy and entrepreneurship at the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School, discusses the importance of removing barriers to better-paying jobs for rural community growth.
The University is No. 7 among public institutions for preparing future leaders, according to a Time and Statista analysis.
Clarivate’s 2025 international list of trailblazers includes scholars from across the University.
The senior is the just the second Tar Heel to win the competition.
The Open Doors Report includes numbers for study abroad and international student enrollment.
Tiana Dinham, Rotimi Kukoyi and Gabrielle Moreau received the prestigious honor, matching Carolina’s record high for a single year.
The geological sciences major earned the 2026 Rhodes scholarship for Jamaica.
His Carolina Prison Music Initiative supports incarcerated individuals’ rehabilitation and re-entry into society.
The Tar Heels defeated Virginia, 4-1, giving Carolina its 300th conference championship across all sports.
The recipients include a former men’s basketball player and two real estate executives.
Brianne Tomaszewski, assistant professor in the medical school’s psychiatry department, goes the extra mile to help new moms prioritize their well-being.
Construction has begun on the Argus Array, a project led by professor Nicholas Law and funded by Schmidt Sciences and XTX Markets founder Alex Gerko.
Jonathan Williams, a professor in the economics department, will advise federal leaders on economic issues.
The Spangler Center
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