RYOBI Tools, a product line known for innovative and versatile design, has outfitted the campus makerspaces with a range of tools and equipment.

While the woodshop, 3D printers and laser cutters in Carolina’s makerspaces may bring ideas to life, student workers play a critical role in keeping Tar Heels making.

At BeAM — Carolina’s coalition of makerspaces — all are welcome and empowered to design, create and make, for any reason.

Classicists help connect our lives to those of the ancient world, but in Suzanne Lye’s course on magic and religion, her students do more than just connect — they create.

A part-time job at a campus makerspace has added another dimension to Kalleen Kelley’s neuroscience and psychology research projects.

Carolina Works provides financial opportunites to undergraduate students through work-study poistions.