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.

Senior Levi Tox has been a maker since high school. This summer, he used his expertise to create an efficient — and fun — way to get to campus with the help of BeAM.

A maker throughout her entire undergraduate career, Palmtag is using her extensive knowledge of makerspace tools to enrich the creative experience for Tar Heels to come.

Senior Ashley Dos Santos knew that Carolina’s makerspaces were where she belonged even before she was officially a Tar Heel. Now an active member in the Be A Maker Network, she’s working to bring the world of making to more students.

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

Applied physical sciences receives grant to promote an entrepreneurial mindset in undergraduates.

Equipment and expertise come from across campus to help UNC Health fight COVID-19.

BeAM and medical students team up with Duke, NC State to design and produce face shields for healthcare workers.