A major gift from UNC-Chapel Hill alumnus Stephen H. Israel ’66, Vice Chairman Emeritus of Korn Ferry, will provide full Honors Carolina scholarships for undergraduate students pursuing a major in the humanities.
PlayMakers’ new season will investigate the different facets of the American Dream through modern classics, a holiday world premiere and a beloved musical.
When politicians, business leaders, journalists and academics came together this year at the 2024 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, they were joined by a pair of experts with UNC-Chapel Hill connections who had a clear message to share about … Read more
The College of Arts and Sciences’ School of Civic Life and Leadership, launched last fall with the appointment of nine inaugural faculty, has created a new minor in civic life and leadership with courses designed to provide students with interdisciplinary training in … Read more
The winners, selected from 677 nominations, represent “the best of what Carolina has to offer,” campus leaders said. Many of the winners are from the College of Arts and Sciences.
The College of Arts and Sciences has announced a series of spring events that seek to help the College community — students, faculty and staff — broaden their understanding of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Mathematics doctoral student Kirsten Giesbrecht has research passions that span disciplines. With the help of computational modeling and resources in the School of Medicine, she uses mathematics to study blood flow in the embryonic heart before it can be measured.
Two spring performances, both involving work by music professor Mark Katz, highlight the transformative power of hip-hop.
The UNC Process Series has announced the spring 2024 leg of its 16th season, “Voices | Visions and Revisions,” with performances that focus on the voices of the artists through whose eyes we see our world anew and the process … Read more
Inspired by memories in and beyond the classroom, a group of alumni work to honor the late professor Kimball King.
