Winning brackets
Dr. Ching-Chang Ko and graduate student Christina Bonebreak Jackson are forming a company based on Jackson's work on 3-D printing in orthodontics.
Research and Innovation
Topple a paradigm. Uncover the Unknown. Tar Heels ask questions, develop answers, create solutions and discover cures.
Go with the flow
Streambeds act as natural water filters by trapping particles and pollutants. To better understand the dynamics of these small yet complex systems, a Carolina hydrologist is creating (and clogging) her own stream.
The gift of Sophie
The dying wish of a teenager sparked the creation of the Be Loud! Sophie Foundation and UNC Lineberger’s Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Support Program, which has become a national leader in the movement to help young people stay true to who they are despite a cancer diagnosis.
Putting the ‘you’ in ‘thank you’
Some researchers believe gratitude is a fundamental human emotion, connecting us to friends and partners who support our well-being. Two Carolina psychologists focus on the long-lasting effects of living a life full of thanks.
Art changes everything
A rare collection of 17th-century European masterworks, including seven Rembrandts, donated by Carolina alumnus Sheldon Peck and his wife, Leena, is already part of an art class.
A new Blue makerspace
Carolina's first makerspace inside a residence hall is helping student-innovators thrive.
Native narratives
Research done by Chancellor’s Task Force on UNC-Chapel Hill History will help the University tell the story of the indigenous people who lived here.
Minor sets the stage for alumni success
The communication department’s Writing for the Screen and Stage program emphasizes the dramatic writing skills needed for careers in both theater and film