Sayre-McCord makes the abstract accessible … and fun
The Thomas Jefferson Award winner’s “Geoffervescence” is “a tremendous asset to philosophy as an academic field.”
The Thomas Jefferson Award winner’s “Geoffervescence” is “a tremendous asset to philosophy as an academic field.”
College of Arts and Sciences and Gillings professors receive one of the most distinguished honors in the scientific community.
With IDEAs in Action courses, faculty give students immersive experiences, hands-on training and ways to make new connections.
Historian and international affairs expert Klaus Larres analyzes Ukraine and Russia’s unwillingness to negotiate peace.
The winners, selected from 876 nominations, represent “the best of what Carolina has to offer,” campus leaders said.
In a pre-FDOC workshop, Center for Faculty Excellence staff shared this advice and other tips for engaging students in learning.
The innovative teaching approach helps deliver Carolina’s Global Guarantee.
A thriving public life is as important for communities as physical health, says Director of Carolina Public Humanities Lloyd Kramer.
In counties near UNC-Chapel Hill, students learn public health nursing and help people move toward health equity.
Carl Rodriguez will join Carolina's department of physics and astronomy in January as an assistant professor.