Carolina, Duke put rivalry to good cause
A group of Duke and Carolina students are hoping to tap into the competitiveness to provide affordable housing for local families.
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A group of Duke and Carolina students are hoping to tap into the competitiveness to provide affordable housing for local families.
Each week, associate professor Brian Sturm and his group of students from the Carolina School of Information and Library Science bring the traditional art of oral folktale story telling to a local elementary school.
Inspired by a conversation at her church, Professor Marianne Cockroft spearheaded the creation of a School of Nursing mobile health care clinic, which sets up shop each week outside ministries in Cary and in Apex.
The Communiversity Youth Program is a low-cost afterschool program sponsored by Carolina's Sonja Haynes Stone Center.
Through First Look — a first-of-its kind program launched by Carolina’s Visitors’ Center in 2008 — middle school students are receiving an early glimpse of college life.
The 2015 Tar Heel Preview Day, in its second year, was created to introduce male students from diverse backgrounds to the opportunities that await them in college.
Carol VanderZwaag, a psychiatrist on the UNC Assertive Community Treatment team and medical director for community services, helps clients battling serious mental health conditions including psychosis, schizophrenia and bi-polar disorder.
More than 350 students from the UNC School of Dentistry spent the day digging, building or cleaning to assist 22 local organizations, all in memory of a former student.