The Scoop
The Scoop
NSF grant strengthens faculty mentoring
A grant from the National Science Foundation will promote more effective faculty mentoring for women and underrepresented groups in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields.
Carolina Quoted, spring 2019
When national and international media need experts to comment on and analyze news and trends, they turn to College faculty and alumni.
#Throwback, spring 2019
This 1942 photo, taken by famed photographer Hugh Morton, shows U.S. Naval Aviation Pre-Flight School instructors participating in a drill.
Faculty duo supports grad students
UNC political scientists Liesbet Hooghe and Gary Marks may be leading experts on European politics, but their greatest legacy will likely be their extensive collaborative work with graduate students.
Change at the top
Carolina gets an interim chancellor and the College an interim dean.
Go Anywhere
A new Honors Carolina initiative is high-tech and high-touch.
Big wins for English faculty
Faculty members in the department of English and comparative literature have won major awards for their creative work and service to the campus community, the state and beyond.
Entrepreneurship ranking
Undergraduate entrepreneurship education at UNC-Chapel Hill has never been stronger, according to a new national ranking.
Monk Family Fund supports internships
Love of family, home and university runs deep for the Monk family, who support entrepreneurship internships in eastern North Carolina.
Gift will help Learning and Writing Center improve access, reach more students
Laura and Mike Grace have made a generous commitment to establish the Learning and Writing Center Relocation Fund.
Thorne shares love of science and art
Theoretical physicist and Nobel laureate Kip Thorne combines a love of science and art in his work, and he shared that passion with a Carolina audience on Feb. 21.
Two Grammys for Bill Ferris
Bill Ferris, the Joel R. Williamson eminent professor emeritus of history, won two Grammy Awards at a February ceremony in Los Angeles.
New gifts for Chancellor’s Science Scholars program
Two generous contributions to the Chancellor’s Science Scholars program will enable more students to pursue degrees in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields.
Letter From the Dean
Interim Dean Terry Rhodes is delighted that this issue is devoted to Carolina students, faculty, staff and alumni who are making the world a better place in ways large and small.
Give to Carolina
UNC faculty couple Liesbet Hooghe (left) and Gary Marks have created a bequest to provide crucial support for political science graduate students. They credit the contributions such students have made to their research.
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