Hussman course uses Black press to teach US history
Trevy McDonald’s class shows the value of these “eyewitnesses to history” who fought for civil rights.
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Trevy McDonald’s class shows the value of these “eyewitnesses to history” who fought for civil rights.
Go inside the Carolina Basketball game day experience from beginning to thrilling finish, with dozens of camera angles high and low at the Smith Center and on Franklin Street.
The School of Government’s Kimalee Dickerson connects them through the Engaging Women of Color conference.
The Adams School of Dentistry held its 10th annual Give Kids a Smile Day Feb. 2. The student-led event provides children with dental care services including dental exams, cleanings, fillings, crowns, extractions, fluoride, sealants, x-rays and oral health education.
(Photos courtesy of the Adams School of Dentistry)
The lunch counter mural in the School of Government serves up important people and events from the state’s past.
Throughout Carolina's history, there have been several pioneers who have broken down barriers for the generations of students to follow. Today’s Tar Heels are continuing the traditions of Carolina's Black pioneers by working toward a more inclusive and stronger future that is propelling the University and communities forward.
Having lost his grandfather to the disease, the medical student works to develop new treatments at Lineberger.
Carolina music professor Naomi André wants Americans to know more about the song “Lift Every Voice and Sing.”