When you taste a spoonful of Nello’s premium tomato sauce, Neal McTighe wants you to be transported to his Italian great-grandmother Angelina’s kitchen, where she prepared her beloved “gravy” for family members so often that she “wore out the linoleum in front of the stove.”
In this remarkable photo taken in September 1949 aboard the French Liner SS De Grasse, a young Carolina graduate at the beginning of his distinguished academic career sits in the front row.
An anonymous couple has committed $3.1 million in permanent funding for student stipends and program support, plus $600,000 in funding to continue the Gil Internship program.
When faculty, alumni and students gather in April to mark the 70th anniversary of the department of city and regional planning, they will also celebrate the 100th birthday of one of the department’s founding members, F. Stuart Chapin Jr.
Chris Clemens, chair of the department of physics and astronomy, became senior associate dean for natural sciences on March 1.
Callie Brauel, alumna and co-founder of ABAN, on creativity.
UNC researchers have sequenced the genome of the nearly indestructible tardigrade, the only animal known to survive the extreme environment of outer space, and found something they never expected: that they get a huge chunk of their genome — nearly one-sixth — from foreign DNA.
Gregory DeCandia, drama MFA candidate ’16 and playwright, on creativity.
Jillian Dempsey, assistant professor of chemistry, on creativity.
Political scientist Andrew Reynolds presented findings on transgender people in electoral politics to the British Parliament.
