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Rooted: Michael Lambert

Michael Lambert has been contributing to research at Carolina for 30 years.


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BeAM Design Innovation Hub: Where UNC’s boldest ideas take shape

The BeAM Design Innovation Hub bridges the gap between research and practical application, from creating devices for medical studies to designing engaging museum exhibits.


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Centuries-old artifacts unearthed on campus

Earlier this week, grounds workers were digging in front of New East to install a new bench. Jon Marcoux ’08 (PhD), an associate professor and the director of Research Laboratories of Archaeology at Carolina, walked by, looked at the pile of dirt and knew it was worth a closer look.


Students at Honors Semester in London program in Spring 2023 (site visit to Stonehenge).

Opening doors for Carolina Covenant Scholars to participate in Honors Carolina global programs

Honors Carolina and the Carolina Covenant have announced the new Point to the Passer Awards, which provide funding for Carolina Covenant Scholars to study abroad or complete an internship in one of Honors Carolina’s global programs.    


Rebecca Lobach participates in a rope training exercise.

Carolina community remembers Rebecca Lobach

The Carolina community is mourning the loss of Black Hawk pilot and UNC-Chapel Hill graduate Capt. Rebecca Lobach.


Maya Berry stands in front of a colorful mural.

Bookmark This

Bookmark This is a feature that highlights new books by College faculty and alumni, published the first week of each month. The February featured book is “Defending Rumba in Havana: The Sacred and the Black Corporeal Undercommons” by Maya J. Berry.


History department remembers James G. Ferguson Jr.

The department of history recently posted this memorial tribute to Jim Ferguson, who taught the beloved “EATS 101” class through Honors Carolina. Ferguson passed away on Jan. 27.


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