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  • A woman stands behind a podium speaking to a crowd.

    READDI preps for next virus

    The nonprofit’s “Ready on Day 1” symposium showcased antiviral drug research that could prevent another pandemic.

  • A parade of University leaders in regalia walking down a street, Cameron Avenue, during a University Day event.

    Carolina celebrates University Day

    Carolina turned 230 on Thursday, Oct. 12, and Tar Heels participated in the annual tradition of University Day. The event marks the laying of the cornerstone of Old East — the campus’ first building and the oldest state university building in the nation.

    The ceremony included remarks from Chancellor Kevin M. Guskiewicz on this year's theme of "Service to Our State," faculty and staff awards, recognition of distinguished alumni and a panel discussion.

    (Photos by Jon Gardiner/University Communications)

  • A woman stands over a wounded man in bed. Both on stage.

    PlayMakers’ ‘Misery’ brings horror home

    The stage adaptation of Stephen King’s story of an author trapped by a fan includes an optional escape room that mimics his experience.

  • Woman smiles while examining test tube equipment.

    Cheryl Giscombé elected to National Academy of Medicine

    The academy honored the School of Nursing distinguished professor for groundbreaking work in mental health equity.

  • Animated human lungs over black background

    Medical robot steers needle through living lung

    Using robotics and AI, a Carolina team developed an autonomous tool that performs with “unprecedented accuracy and safety.”

  • 4 women and 1 man all pose for group photo

    Five scholars named 2023-25 CPPFD Fellows

    The faculty diversity fellowship provides postdocs with mentorship and funding for research and professional development.

  • A woman poses for photo in front of a painted tree.

    Social work dean promotes kinship care

    Ramona Denby-Brinson’s work shows that children do better when they avoid the foster system and stay in the homes of relatives.

  • A student wearing ceremonial robes is surrounded by other people, one of which is pinning an object onto their robes.

    First-gen Forward status renewed

    An inaugural participant in the program in 2019, Carolina continues to support first-generation students.