Category: Articles
Researchers Identify Biomarkers for Diagnosis and Treatment of Threatened Sea Lion
A recent study co-authored by a UNC-Chapel Hill chemistry professor identified biomarkers that could change the diagnosis and treatment of domoic acid toxicosis (DAT), a condition caused by a neurotoxin … Read more
Broadway and Beyond: The American Stage Musical
From Broadway classics to the latest hits, “MUSC 151: The American Stage Musical” explores themes of history and musical theater.
Advancing Research on Central Asian Modern History and Asian Diasporic Foodscapes
After launching the Summer International Collaboration Research Grant in 2023, the Institute awarded SICR grants to associate professors Eren Tasar and Ji-Yeon Jo (FFP ’24) to conduct research in Austria … Read more
Carolina Covenant scholars assist in Helene cleanup
‘Heartbreaking’ trip to Old Fort affirmed their commitment to serve others through the Rural Medicine Pathway Program.
New AI Tool Enhances Image Quality in Virtual and Augmented Reality
In the realm of virtual reality and augmented reality, the quality and realism of images are crucial for creating immersive experiences.
Uredo Agada’s “stop-out” year allowed her to research the Nigerian Civil War through oral histories
The Carolina junior used skills from the Southern Oral History Program’s internship course and other UNC-Chapel Hill classes to record original primary sources.
Cuisine as a bridge for cultural understanding
Southern Futures Undergraduate Fellow Ngan Le created an online cookbook, showcasing the N.C. Vietnamese American community’s rich tapestry of experiences.
She took ‘60 Days to Disconnect’ and wrote a book
People magazine named Tar Heel sophomore Keegan Lee a “Girl Changing the World” for exposing the dangers of social media addiction.
The show is just beginning for December graduate Madi Ugan
The dramatic art and psychology double major draws inspiration from all aspects of theater, including improv comedy, directing and sound design.
Coding meets creativity for December graduate Ajay Gandecha
The computer science major has brought a keen eye for design, accessibility and user experience to his student teaching and app creation.
A love of writing for stage and screen
Tony and Emmy-nominated writer, producer and performer Anthony King ’97 received the New York Carolina Club’s John L. Haber Award for outstanding contributions to the arts.
A tool for healing
Senior Violeta Gonzalez Toro was inspired by a transformative literature class to research how veterans might use reading as a path for healing after military experiences.
Unmasking Ugliness
Al Duncan has spent the last 15 years exploring why humans are drawn to the unpleasant and uncomfortable aspects of life.
December graduate pauses studies for hurricane relief
Jessica Bowling’s National Guard duties took her to western North Carolina to help with Helene recovery in October.
Heather Knorr teaches Spanish for engagement
Her SPAN 329 students practice using language skills professionally by writing bilingual children’s books.
Florence Dore is a rock star English professor
Carolina’s winner of the 2024 Excellence in Teaching Award takes a creative approach to books and songs.
Speaking to the world
The College of Arts and Sciences’ departments and global centers are particularly strong in teaching “less commonly taught languages.”
Approaching life like an economist
“Economics is relevant for everyone, in just about every situation,” says Donna Gilleskie, who has been a Carolina economics faculty member for 30 years.
Harmony in Community
New faculty member and director of the Glee Club, Sean Grier, puts student experience first.
Exploring medieval and early modern studies at Carolina
The minor helped enhance senior Elizabeth Kohn’s study of art, architecture and the Italian language.