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News for the Carolina community

  • A mural of a chapel hill postcard.

    Murals of Chapel Hill

    Chapel Hill and Carrboro are home to more than a dozen murals that brighten the towns and honor and celebrate the community.

  • Downtown Chapel Hill at night

    Home Away from Home

    Chapel Hill routinely ranks as one of the best college towns and best places to live in the United States. Discover why Tar Heels call Chapel Hill home not just for the years they are here but for life.

  • Chancellor Guskiewicz and a group of students near the Frank Porter Graham Student Union

    ‘A lot to be grateful for’ as academic year starts

    Chancellor Kevin M. Guskiewicz discusses the new undergraduate curriculum, the importance of reengaging, why Carolina matters and more.

  • Levi Tox holding a skateboard

    A maker mindset

    Senior Levi Tox has been a maker since high school. He used his expertise to create an efficient — and fun — way to get to campus with the help of BeAM.

  • Pareen Bhagat and Nicholas Fantauzzi

    Xpressions: Carolina’s fashion club gets a makeover

    Students revamped the Xpressions fashion club, creating a legacy of inclusion and creativity.

  • Jeanne Brueggemann|Art collage showing bird and bird cage over newspaper clippings.|Handpainted postcard resembling flour sack with text: Obsessed with finding flour

    EHS wins ‘Postcards from the Pandemic’ prize

    The real reward for the Environment, Health and Safety team was creating therapeutic art about their pandemic experiences.

  • Ricardo sitting at a desk.

    A responsibility to rural North Carolina

    Having grown up surrounded by fields in southeastern North Carolina, Ricardo Crespo is training to practice medicine in the same kinds of rural communities. He’s starting that mission with Carolina’s Student Health Action Coalition.

  • A 3D printed hand.

    Providing a helping hand

    Founded by a Tar Heel in 2015, the Helping Hand Project uses 3D printing to make free prosthetic devices for children and adolescents born without fingers. Student designers and builders create and assemble the prosthetic hands for specific children.