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Text on left: Planting a Sense of Place: Undergraduate students, under the leadership of American studies professor Daniel Cobb, planted a garden inspired by their transcriptions of the diary of 20th century American Indian writer D'Arcy McNickle. Photo on the right: Two students sit on the ground in the garden.
Sunita Agarwala stands at the Old Well on UNC's campus

Engineering her dream degree

Sunita Agarwala is making the most of resources at both UNC-Chapel Hill and North Carolina State University through the joint department of biomedical engineering.


Two students lean into a project at MakerFest to conduct an experiment.

Get to know MakerFest, UNC’s celebration of Tar Heel makers

Each semester, Be a Maker (BeAM) hosts a showcase of the innovations made possible by technologies and tools at Carolina’s makerspace network. Take a walk through last semester’s MakerFest in this photostory.


A student learns from a peer tutor at the Writing and Learning Center. In front of them sits a laptop during their tutoring session.

Start the new year strong with the Writing and Learning Center

The center’s academic coaches, peer tutors and writing coaches are ready to help Tar Heels create a plan for a great semester ahead.


Jordan Mundy in her graduation gown at the Old Well

Senior Jordan Mundy pursued her passion for history and beekeeping at Carolina

The winter graduate used funding from her Robinson Fellowship and skills she learned through her history coursework to study honeybees in the U.K.


Te'Aja McCoy at the Old Well

Senior Te’Aja McCoy is an advocate for social justice

McCoy, a December graduate, majored in political science and has a minor in social and economic justice to prepare her for the next step in her career: law school.


Riya Shah poses at the Old Well

Riya Shah’s time at Carolina was an “unforgettable journey”

When the senior graduates on Dec. 17, she will do so with a double major in biology and neuroscience and her sights set on medical school.


Headshot of Elsa Huebsch at the Old Well

Senior Elsa Huebsch’s love for chemistry was “reverse engineered”

Huebsch, who graduates on Dec. 17, followed her passion for creating climate change solutions to an extraordinary undergraduate experience as a chemistry major at Carolina.