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A Note on Diversity from the Dean of the College

Statement on Diversity from Sabrina Burmeister

"During a trip to seville, i attended a demonstration of traditional flamenco dancing and was awed by the vivacity and passion of the dance, which is communicated here by the motion of the dancer's twirling skirt and its fiery hue."

Carolina Global Photography contest to open June 1

Maze Day invites K-12 students with visual impairments, along with their parents/guardians and teachers, to the computer science department to experience a wide variety of educational games and tools created just for them. (photo by Emilie Poplett) A young male student with headphones is sitting with an older female student and they are looking at something on a laptop computer.

Computer science department provides an ‘empowering’ day for visually impaired students

From left to right, Bailey Nelson and Maxine Richmond with moderator Professor Kenneth Janken.

Students explore topics from health care to anti-apartheid activism at AAAD’s fifth annual Undergraduate Research Conference

L to R: Carlos Alcalaand Sarita Ocón will star as Javier and Maria, while Kathryn Hunter-Williams, Samuel Ray Gates, and Alex Givens will star as Eve, Adam, and Seth in PlayMakers Repertory Company’s production of “Leaving Eden” by Mike Wiley, music & lyrics by Laurelyn Dossett. Directed by Vivienne Benesch. Apr 4–22, 2018. Call 919.962.7529 or visit www.playmakersrep.org. (Photo by HuthPhoto.)

PlayMakers Repertory Company presents world premiere of ‘Leaving Eden’

Pictured from left to right: Gloria Thomas, Director of the Carolina Women's Center Undergraduate: Emily Hagstrom Grad student (shared): Katrina Morgan and Francesca Bernardi Staff: Erica Wallace Faculty: Marcey Waters Chancellor Carol Folt University Awards for the Advancement of Women. Held at the Pleasants Family Assembly Room in Wilson Library on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. March 5, 2018. (Jon Gardiner/UNCCH-Chapel Hill)

Spotlight shines on Advancement of Women Award winners

Malinda Maynor Lowery, pictured in the Love House and Hutchins Forum, became director of the Center for the Study of the American South in July 2017 after serving as director of the Southern Oral History Program. (photo by Jon Gardiner, UNC-Chapel Hill)

CSAS director embraces the ‘messiness’ of history

Erica Wallace (left) and Jan Yopp will receive the MLK Unsung Hero award.

Unsung Heroes strive to even out the playing field