Carolina ranks 4th among publics
In the U.S. News & World Report list, the University is the best value among public institutions for the 19th year.
In 2023, the Carolina community conducted groundbreaking research, made a difference across the state and stuck to its mission of being passionately public.
As we begin 2024, take a look back at some of the most inspiring, innovative and exciting stories from UNC-Chapel Hill in the past year, as chosen by University Communications staff.
In the U.S. News & World Report list, the University is the best value among public institutions for the 19th year.
The North Carolina General Assembly also approved funding for renovations at the business and nursing schools.
The study provides some of the first findings about social media's possible consequences on the development of adolescent brains.
The daughter of a surgical oncologist, Logan Amos will research cancer and microbiology.
Victoria Wlosok signed a book deal for her young adult thriller with a “big five” publisher when she was still a first-year student at Carolina. On Sept. 19, her work will hit the shelves.
Through her health policy studies and skateboarding, Louise Hoff is finding community in Chapel Hill.
The UNC School of Education doctoral candidate is a scholar, educator, cultural organizer and now, the Town’s official poet.
Incoming doctoral student Ruitian Yan wants to help vulnerable communities safely manage their risks, including financial.
Massey Award winner David Barnette Jr. is busy on and off the job, but he always makes time to connect with others.
The UNC-Chapel Hill Sailing Club runs regular beginner clinics and races against other colleges.
It takes teamwork and a long day of meticulous care to prepare Bryson Field for a baseball game.
After “running from war” in Myanmar as children, Bleh Po and Kyaw Po now work on a Grounds Services tree crew.
A UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School course has been raising money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation for more than a decade. Will Fickling was on the receiving end of those donations as an eighth-grader. Now a Tar Heel, he enrolled in the class to give back.
Kacie Horton and DeAndre Sawyer have been at each other's side for almost two decades. The two graduating Tar Heels will celebrate another milestone together this weekend at Spring Commencement.
Broadcast out of the Student Union, WXYC is the University’s free-form radio station. The station aims to bring new and different music to the airwaves.
Carolina's 2-1 shootout victory is the program's 11th NCAA title and fifth in the past six years.
With the win, he becomes Carolina wrestling's sixth national champion.
Twenty-four hours after winning the one-meter at the 2023 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships, Aranza Vazquez made it a springboard sweep by claiming the three-meter.
The Tar Heels, who have won the last four ITA Indoor Team National Championships, captured their first outdoor title to cement their place as perhaps the top women's tennis program in the nation.
This is the Tar Heels' fourth consecutive top-10 finish and seventh in the past eight years of the all-sports competition.
Fans local and international alike showed up, and showed out, for an experience that was memorable for them, and both teams.
Supported by the N.C. Collaboratory, epidemiologist Nabarun Dasgupta and his team analyze street drugs and alert communities about dangers.
The first satellite to measure Earth’s surface water launched late last year, and Tamlin Pavelsky's team is verifying its data.
Frank Leibfarth tests molecules to turn plastic waste into useful materials, diversifying options for recycling.
Lilly Papell studies how certain microscopic organisms survive in extreme environments.
Scientists don’t understand a lot about the process that charges batteries. Miguel Reyna’s research may improve that understanding and improve batteries, as well.
Black women die from childbirth at higher rates than white women. The School of Medicine’s Venus Standard hopes to change that.