The award, which goes to no more than three departments each year, recognizes departments who use the best practices for teaching physics and achieve excellence in the education of undergraduates.
From “one little room” to thousands of alumni worldwide, the state’s oldest professional school reaches its terquasquicentennial milestone at the turn of the decade.
Kenan-Flagler Business School Dean Doug Shackelford and a student from every academic program wrote letters to the school's future community for a time capsule that will be opened in 2044.
Korean studies majors will take Korean language courses as well as courses in Korean culture, literature, history and politics.
Channing Der, Kathleen Mullan Harris and Karin Pfennig are among the 443 scientists selected.
Three top Bloomberg News journalists gave UNC Hussman students their insights and tips on reporting with technology during a workshop on innovation and news.
“We are not teaching information, we are teaching people," says history professor Matthew Andrews. "And for information to come alive, most people need to hear a story.”
"The UNC System deserves nothing less than the finest leader. With your help, we will find that leader."
Rhodes recently spoke with The Well about some of her initiatives, the new general education curriculum and making time for singing.
Join in the celebration with the Hussman family as the school honors their $25 million gift and commitment to journalistic core values.
