Home to some of the largest bases in the Armed Forces, North Carolina has the country’s fourth-highest population of active-duty military personnel. In 2016-17, the University enrolled more than 400 students with military ties. Our state owes those students access to a world-class college education. To keep this commitment, the University launched the Red, White and Carolina Blue Challenge.
An empowering clinical outreach program at UNC-Chapel Hill offers veterans and first responders new hope through holistic health care.
Ilana Shtivelman's work at the Carolina Veterans Resource Center supports veterans and military affiliated populations.
A Southern Oral History Project partnership will share veteran stories
Restoring the honors that were owed for a veteran’s service
A former marine sergeant shares his journey to Carolina.
General Patty Horoho establishes scholarship in memory of her late mother
With an older sister already in college and two younger siblings, Ashley Medina was excited to learn about the support for military families through the Red, White and Carolina Blue Challenge.
Admiral Dennis Blair shares his perspective of the events surrounding 9/11.
"I am incredibly honored to be a part of a community that supports those with military affiliation."
Bank of America establishes a new scholarship for military families at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Carolina focuses on serving those who served in several ways that include offering veterans educational opportunities and scholarships to attend Carolina.
“Carolina remains proudly committed to access and affordability, which is especially important to military families.”
