In this video, hear what members of the Class of 2028 are excited about and what they'll miss from home.
The Class of 2028 has arrived at UNC-Chapel Hill, eager to make new friends, learn from the University’s faculty and take advantage of extracurricular opportunities.
In this video, 10 incoming students shared what they’re hoping to accomplish at Carolina, as well as what they’re sad to leave behind.
The new Institute for Risk Management and Insurance Innovation will accelerate research on extreme weather and cybersecurity.
New Tar Heels celebrated their arrival on campus at convocation, FallFest, Sunset Serenade and more.
In an email to campus, Lee H. Roberts wrote about his excitement to be serving as chancellor as the fall semester begins.
Chancellor Lee H. Roberts urged students to always be curious and gave them a three-part mission for their first year.
The faculty represents a diverse range of disciplines and is particularly strong in political theory.
“We should be committed to being, head and shoulders above, the best public university in the U.S.,” he said.
A Lebanese native who grew up in Brazil, the first-year student developed leadership skills through helping others.
Entrepreneur and first-year student Alyssa Crane makes and sells paintings and jewelry.