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Thousands of first-year students are in the process of moving into Carolina’s residence halls.
They aren’t thinking about graduation. That’s nearly four years away. Right now, they’re thinking by the hour and day.
How do I make friends? How do I get to the dining hall? What did I forget to bring to ...
Since joining the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy in 2019, associate professor Klarissa Jackson has advanced precision medicine with studies on how the body proc...
Dr. Sinéad Loughran ’13 spent four years away from her native Dublin to attend Carolina and play field hockey. Senior Wilson Weingast ’27 spent a semester away from Chapel Hill to study in Dublin.
With Carolina’s season opener against Texas Christian University in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic approaching, these two Tar Heels shared Dublin recommendations and...
Nathan Martin took the scenic route to Chapel Hill.
Campus is about 100 miles southeast of his native Danbury, North Carolina, and the first-year student eventually made this trip.
But first he traveled the world, working on a farm in Portugal, mentoring Boy Scouts in Australia, teaching English in Vietnam and visiting Ireland and Japan.
A 2025 high schoo...
Strength and conditioning are key to every athlete’s development. Carolina football players recently turned their workouts into a show of support for the rare disease community through the annual Lift for Life event July 20 at Kenan Stadium.