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Carolina People
Every day, Tar Heels find ways to leave their Heelprint on campus and make our community stronger.
Protecting New Orleans 10 years after Katrina
Carolina faculty member Rick Luettich lends his expertise on storm surge to the city of New Orleans.
Curiosity, perseverance inspire Gu
Zhen Gu’s advances in diabetes and cancer treatment have been inspired not only by personal factors but also by curiosity, perseverance and a sense of gratitude.
Holmes brings message of inclusion
Tia Holmes has dealt with her fair share of challenges with mild cerebral palsy. Now the incoming first-years wants to be an advocate for inclusion for everyone.
Building a better microscope
Carolina assistant professor Stephen Smith uses a microscope he designed himself in order to know for certain what neurons — and which kind of neurons — fire as a result of specific stimuli.
A good heart
High school dropout, Green Beret medic who served three tours in Iraq, Special Forces medic instructor at Fort Bragg, lymphoma fighter who is free of cancer today, and future physician and researcher -- the remarkable path to medicine of rising third-year medical student Eric Strand.
From competition to contract
UNC School of Journalism and Mass Communication professor Deb Aikat discusses his new book, for which he won a contract to write in a book proposal competition.
Alex White sinks his teeth into dental public health
White’s joint appointment as an associate professor is believed to be the first endowed professorship in the nation linking dentistry and public health.
Meet a Tar Heel: Balancing braids and books
Self-taught braid expert and UNC-Chapel Hill graduate student Sasha Coefield is an online sensation, running the YouTube channel Asksash88.