Patricia Rosenmeyer takes the helm as the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies celebrates 20 years. It’s a good thing that Patricia Rosenmeyer loves to learn new things. Rosenmeyer was named the Seymour and Carol Levin Distinguished Term Professor in Jewish … Read more
The Campaign for Carolina wrapped up in December having raised $5.1 billion for the University, including over $764 million for the College of Arts and Sciences. Carolina Arts & Sciences magazine sat down with Dean Jim White and Anne Collins, … Read more
In addition to our Chapter & Verse feature, enjoy more books in the spring 2023 issue. Read the monthly “Bookmark This” feature by searching those terms on the College website. The World Atlas of Trees and Forests (Princeton University Press) … Read more
A Carolina alumna has sparked a successful economic revitalization effort in Star, North Carolina, by transforming an old textile mill into an arts and small business incubator. Nancy Gottovi, surrounded by a kaleidoscope of glasswork in yellows, pinks, purples and … Read more
Inclusive Teaching: Strategies for Promoting Equity in the College Classroom (West Virginia University Press) by Kelly A. Hogan and Viji Sathy, UNC professors and associate deans in the Office of Undergraduate Education. In a book written by and for college … Read more
Jana Haddad at the Institute of Marine Sciences is using physics to study how living shorelines affect ocean waves and could stem the tide of coastal erosion.
Of all the international locations Tar Heels can visit as part of Carolina’s study abroad, the Galápagos Islands are one of the most unique. A group of Tar Heels studying abroad in the Galápagos Islands this summer had the chance to hike up volcanic craters, snorkel in the ocean, fly drones over the landscape, join a beach cleanup and learn about the unique islands.
Brian Hogan’s journey to becoming a teaching professor in the College of Arts and Science’s chemistry department has been anything but a straight path. But through perseverance and an ask for help, the Tar Heel found a way to quiet the doubt that lingered in the back of his mind.
North Carolina muralist Max Dowdle, top left, was chosen after a nationwide search in part because of his vision to connect the mission of the UNC Institute of Marine Sciences — that of service to the state through research, outreach … Read more
It’s 8 a.m. on an unseasonably cool and overcast August morning at the College of Arts and Sciences’ marine lab on the Carolina coast, and the 11 undergraduate students taking part in the Morehead City field site semester gather near … Read more
