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A cityscape at night with mountains in the back. In the lower right-hand corner, a headshot of the photographer, Zheyu Huang, is superimposed.

Zheyu Huang’s travel photos charm contest judges

The alumnus, who has degrees in computer science and business, has had three pictures selected in Carolina’s annual global photo contest.


Mason Harkleroad stands in front of a tall, snow-covered mountain on a clear day.

An ambassador abroad

Carolina senior Mason Harkleroad experienced a year of living and learning in Taipei, Taiwan, as a Phillips Ambassador and Boren Award recipient.


The bell tower through the trees under a Carolina blue sky

College faculty members selected for Fulbright U.S. Scholar Awards

Oswaldo Estrada, professor of Romance studies, and Anthony Hackney, professor of exercise and sport science, were two of three Carolina faculty members to receive awards from the U.S. Department of State.


The Oak branch team of teachers and students stands in a row smiling at the camera.

Pilot program brings West Africa to local classrooms

The University-wide project sent elementary school teachers to Senegal and Ghana to create digital lesson plans.


A graphic featuring a photo of Morgan Pitelka and the letters "Q&A"

Asian studies chair weighs in on ‘Shogun’

Carolina professor Morgan Pitelka discusses the historical accuracy of the hit FX drama series.


The Bell Tower surrounded by beautiful pink flowers in spring.

Nine Carolina students win Boren Awards

Nine Tar Heels have received scholarships and fellowships from the Boren Awards, matching last year’s record-breaking total. Carolina was once again honored as a top-producing institution for Boren Scholars.


Navin Bapat holds a copy of his book and smiles at the camera.

Navin Bapat on the value of teaching students about international diplomacy

Navin Bapat, chair of the curriculum in peace, war and defense and Dowd Professor of Peace and War in Political Science in the College of Arts and Sciences, shares the value of teaching students about international conflicts and diplomacy.


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