Carolina responds to partner with NC communities after the pandemic
Through the Carolina Across 100 initiative, the University will support communities in each of the state’s 100 counties as they respond to opportunities and challenges.
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Lessons from UNC Research
As many Carolina employees adjust to the return to campus, they have a successful prototype in UNC Research, which led the way to safe in-person work.
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‘In the red zone’
Meredith Tozzer thought the shutdown would last a few weeks. She had no idea of the challenges she and her family would face.
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Around Campus
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The cost of metastatic breast cancer
A study from the UNC Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention found that the annual costs of treating metastatic breast cancer will increase by 54.8% by 2030.
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More than an archive
The University Archives at the Wilson Special Collections Library is partnering with the Carolina Pride Alum Network to preserve personal stories of LGBTQ+ Tar Heels.
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Staying active with new Campus Rec club
More than 560 Tar Heels — including faculty and staff — are competing, training and staying active together through Campus Rec’s UNC Strava Club.
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Leave it to beavers
As urban growth in the Southeast increases harmful waterway pollutants, Carolina scientists found a natural solution: beavers and their dams.
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Institute for the Arts and Humanities announces 2021-2022 faculty fellows
The Faculty Fellowship Program provides UNC College of Arts & Sciences faculty the chance to pursue scholarly projects and meet weekly to exchange ideas with a cohort of their peers.
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The delta variant: answers to your questions
The rapid spread of the highly contagious COVID-19 delta variant across the United States has health officials urging anyone not yet vaccinated to get a COVID-19 vaccine immediately.
Carolina in the News
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As vaccines do their work, focus turns to long COVID
Dr. Louise King, an assistant professor in the UNC School of Medicine, is quoted by The Wall Street Journal on how the UNC COVID Recovery Clinic is studying the lingering symptoms of the virus.
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The Delta Variant Will Drive A Steep Rise in U.S. COVID Deaths, A new Model Shows
Justin Lessler, a professor in the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, is quoted by NPR on how lessening COVID-19 restrictions are contributing to the spike in cases.
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Fact check: Stat grossly misleading about slave ownership in 1860
Joseph Glatthaar, Stephenson Distinguished Professor in the College of Arts & Sciences’ department of history, is quoted by USA Today on the percentage of households in seceding states that owned slaves in 1860.
