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    Lead for North Carolina prepares our state’s future leaders

    Operated by the UNC School of Government, the Lead for North Carolina program is training future leaders to address problems facing North Carolinians by placing young professionals in local government offices.

  • Carolina Lindely at the Mill.

    Caroline Lindley goes back to her roots

    Two-time Carolina graduate Caroline Lindley is utilizing what she learned at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School as an undergrad and MBA student to help lead her family's business: the nearly three-century-old Lindley Mills in Graham, North Carolina.

  • Cameron Baker standing outside by a stonewall.

    #GDTBATH: Cameron Baker

    Cameron Baker wanted to become a politician or judge to find ways to make a positive impact in his hometown. But through his studies at Carolina and an internship with the local chapter of the NAACP, the junior found a different path to social change.

  • Valentine’s Day cards, letters and memorabilia from the archives of Wilson Library.

    Love letters from the past

    An 1800s pop-up card, a diary entry about a forbidden relationship and lipstick-kissed love letters are all preserved in Wilson Library to teach us how Valentine's Day has evolved.

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    Carolina grad students bring science to the community

    More than a dozen of Tar Heels are working to bring the wonders of science to children in the community through the graduate student-run organization Science in the Stacks. The group partners with North Carolina libraries to teach science lessons through a mix of in-person and virtual demonstrations.

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    Campus feels tangible effects of campaign funding

    New scholarships and programs, health care advances and better buildings are just some of the ways the Campaign for Carolina is making an immediate impact.

  • A man plays piano.

    Tar Heels serve as mentors, music teachers in Musical Empowerment

    Led by Carolina students, Musical Empowerment provides one-on-one music lessons for nearly 130 underserved children in the Chapel Hill and Carrboro community.

  • when a class of students who spent half their time at Carolina in the midst of a pandemic but persevered.

    Leadership and landscape changes, good financial news

    The chancellor continues the discussion, covering the provost transition, recent building renaming and strong financial results on multiple fronts.