READDI, not Reactive
Thanks to the power of convergent science at Carolina, we'll be better prepared for the next pandemic.
In his 1993 bicentennial address, UNC alumnus Charles Kuralt reminded us that, as the nation’s first public university, Carolina is “The University of the People.” His words captured perfectly what makes Carolina great — its people. Here are the stories of some of those people who, together, showcase the broad impact Carolina makes in the state, nation and world. By supporting them and our public, the possibilities are limitless.
Thanks to the power of convergent science at Carolina, we'll be better prepared for the next pandemic.
“There’s a lot of trauma embedded in this history.”
UNC-Chapel Hill scientists were awarded $1 million from the W.M. Keck Foundation to answer the age-old question: How did life on Earth begin?
Thanks to the power of convergent science at Carolina, we'll be better prepared for the next pandemic.
Using machine learning to identify racist language in state laws
New initiative builds professional skills for future leaders of local governments
New space on campus will provide faculty with a collaborative place to grow their companies
Chancellor’s Science Scholar is researching the intersection between the environment and human health
Brianna Pinto balances her studies with her dream of playing on the U.S. women’s national soccer team
Preparing students to solve problems in any field
Paving the way for generations of future Tar Heels
Students completing service projects in partnership with communities affected by ASD
Four UNC Hussman faculty members awarded seed grants for innovative research