Article Published by: unc.edu Selmon joins teammate Nicole Green as the first Tar Heels to win a national champion title since Justin Ryncavage won the NCAA javelin title in 2007. Kenny Selmon earned the title of national champion at the USATF Outdoor Championships in the men’s 400-meter
Article Published by: unc.edu In an unprecedented seven-round jump off, North Carolina’s Nicole Greene won the women’s high jump at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships Friday evening in the Gilliam Indoor Stadium on the campus of Texas A&M. Greene becomes the second Tar Heel to
Article Published by: unc.edu “Popular: Finding Happiness and Success in a World that Cares Too Much About the Wrong Kinds of Relationships,” which explores why popularity plays such a key role in our development and ultimately, how it still influences us as adults, is the University
Article Published by: unc.edu At Carolina, the future is CURRENT. Chancellor Carol L. Folt, along with Special Assistant to the Chancellor for the Arts Emil Kang and Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership Chairman Scott Maitland, officially opened the CURRENT ArtSpace + Studio with a ribbon cutting ceremony Feb.
Article Published by: goheels.com SPRINGFIELD, MASS. – The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame announced today the five finalists for the 2018 Bob Cousy Point Guard of the Year Award, and North Carolna's Joel Berry II made the list. Named after Hall of Famer and former
Article Published by: newsobserver.com The Big Baller Brand wants to expand, and a representative from the athletic apparel company was in Wilson this week trying to convince Coby White, a UNC signee and the top high school player in the state, to forgo college and join
Article Published by: unc.edu One of the largest research awards made to UNC-Chapel Hill just got bigger, making MEASURE Evaluation not only Carolina’s largest project in global health, but the largest single award the University has ever received, at $231.9 million. MEASURE Evaluation is a five-year cooperative
Article Published by: unccfar.org As a freshman at UNC, Elizabeth Trefney remembers seeing a flyer publicizing a class about HIV/AIDS. The semester-long course is offered each spring by the UNC Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) and is open to all students. Past classes have focused on
Article Published by: ackland.org The Ackland Art Museum has commissioned its first major site-specific, outdoor art installation in nearly 20 years: a “stickwork” by Chapel Hill-based artist Patrick Dougherty entitled Step Right Up. The large-scale piece—comprised of five individual stickwork sculptures—was constructed entirely of tree saplings
Article Published by: alumni.unc.edu The University has received the $1 million 2017 Cooke Prize for Equity in Educational Excellence, the largest award in the nation recognizing a college or university for its success in enrolling low-income students and supporting them to successful graduation. UNC plans to raise