Building on history
Heels for Homes seeks to build as many as 10 homes and complete repairs to 25 existing homes in Northside, the largest African-American community in Chapel Hill.
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Heels for Homes seeks to build as many as 10 homes and complete repairs to 25 existing homes in Northside, the largest African-American community in Chapel Hill.
The Chapel Hill police chief and fire chief joined Chancellor Carol L. Folt and more than 150 participants from the Carolina community at the annual Stairs to Remember run, honoring the sacrifices made and risks taken by the first responders on 9/11.
The economic outlook for the town of Robbins was pretty bleak – until Steven Bean, a Carolina grad, stepped in.
UNC-Chapel Hill Ph.D candidate Ronda Taylor Bullock created an organization that is addressing systemic and ideological racism with the hope of providing anti-racist education.
The Triangle area has provided shelter to 8,000 refugees from Myanmar (formerly called Burma) over the last decade as a resettlement area selected by church organizations.
In this week's podcast, Rick Luettich, director of the UNC Institute of Marine Sciences, discusses hurricanes and the damaging storm surges.
More than 100 Carolina student-athletes and coaches from 12 Carolina squads teamed up to supply manpower for two Habitat for Humanity sites.
For two months, a North Carolina Central University undergraduate has been working as a Fellow, conducting cancer research alongside Carolina’s world-class faculty.