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Check out photos and videos capturing life on campus and the great work done by Tar Heels.

  • A professor teaching two students.

    The art of acing the accent

    Learn how student-actors training with Carolina's PlayMakers Repertory Company learn their characters' dialects, and meet the Carolina faculty member who fine-tunes their accents to create an authentic sound.

  • A collage of pharmacy tools, including weights, a scale, jars and a doctor's bag.

    Tools of the trade

    In celebration of the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy's 125th anniversary, Robert Shrewsbury, an associate professor at the school, examines artifacts collected by the school over the years to retrace the history of the field and its advancements.

  • A person playing with a dinosaur toy.

    Making more accessible toys

    The Tar Heels behind the CATCH student organization modify toys for children with disabilities and donate them to local medical facilities for children who need them.

  • A graduate adjusts his cap.

    Celebrating Winter Commencement

    Friends and family members joined the University at the Dean Smith Center to applaud the achievements and success of the Class of 2022.

    (Photo by Johnny Andrews and Jon Gardiner)

  • Graduates celebrating.

    Class of 2022 celebrates achievements at Winter Commencement

    Winter Commencement on Dec. 11 was an opportunity for graduating Tar Heels to relish in their achievements and celebrate all the work it took to earn a degree from Carolina.

  • Holiday Carolina Blood Drive

    The Carolina community came together on Dec. 7 to donate 368 units of life-saving blood at the 24th annual Holiday Carolina Blood Drive. Over the past three decades, Carolina's blood drives have collected 36,781 units of blood, impacting thousands of patients who have required blood transfusions.

    (Photos by Johnny Andrews/UNC-Chapel Hill)

  • MakerFest

    Carolina's maker community of students, faculty and staff gathered in the Carolina Union on Nov. 29 to showcase projects and prototypes created at campus makerspaces. Dozens of works that were created for classes and recreation were on display at the event, highlighting the breadth of creativity coming out of the Be a Maker Network.

    (Photos by Jon Gardiner)

  • A student sits in a pile of yellow leaves.

    Carolina in the fall

    Carolina's campus has been bursting with color as cooler temperatures settle in. Take a look at the maples, dogwoods and ginkgoes — and the reds, oranges and yellows they bring.