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Carolina People
Every day, Tar Heels find ways to leave their Heelprint on campus and make our community stronger.
Bringing peace and healing to his country
Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center Fellow Dr. Mexan Mapouka is fulfilling his calling to heal others by bringing what he’s learned back to his hometown in the Central African Republic.
U.S. life expectancy drop caused by more than pandemic
COVID-19 played a role, but the larger story is an unhealthy and inequitable society, says a Carolina expert.
Tiny tools: This mute maintains harmony
Next up in our series about employees and their work tools, discover how a simple felt wedge helps Carolina’s pianos stay in tune.
Alison Friedman wants the arts to reconnect us
The Carolina Performing Arts director says live performance can instill joy, belonging and collective well-being.
Taking a step forward
The process of going from high school to college always felt like a bit of an unknown for Orlando Hernandez, but through Carolina's C-STEP program, the Tar Heel found the support and guidance he was looking for.
A different path
Carolina has been Skylar Mclean's dream school since she was a kid, but while attending high school, she didn't feel that she was academically or financially ready for Carolina. A school field trip to a local community college changed the trajectory of her post-secondary education plans of pursuing a career in nursing.
Getting to Carolina, step by step
A former marine sergeant and current Tar Heel Jordan Truglio shares his journey to Carolina.
C-STEP carves a path to Ph.D.
C-Step alumna Enya Dewars is using what she learned in the program in her doctorate work as a researcher.