Entrepreneur and first-year student Alyssa Crane makes and sells paintings and jewelry.
When Alyssa Crane arrives this month for her first semester at UNC-Chapel Hill, she’ll already have a wealth of business experience.
Crane, a first-generation student from Wilson, turned her passion for art into a business selling paintings and jewelry. She sold her first piece in 2020 and grew the business from there.
Jean Davison of the School of Nursing and Robert Dodge of the School of Medicine are members of 2024 class.
Erin Matson, Carolina’s field hockey coach, will deliver the keynote address Aug. 18 at the Dean E. Smith Center.
Anyone with an active UNC-Chapel Hill email can take advantage of the deal on GoTriangle bus routes.
The 1974 Carolina alum won 1,106 games coaching the Tar Heel soccer programs, and his 21 NCAA women’s soccer championships are the most in any Division I sport.
The Carolina community welcomed Lee H. Roberts as the University's 13th chancellor with a campus event Aug. 9 at the Kenan Center.
“I’m here to listen and learn, to partner with you,” Roberts told the campus at an Aug. 9 event.
A Lebanese native who grew up in Brazil, the first-year student developed leadership skills through helping others.
Rylea Suddreth is ready to add a business degree to her blue ribbons.