Health
UNC Health Mobile Health Clinic
See how the UNC Mobile Health Clinic is increasing access to COVID-19 testing in underserved areas — and at no cost to patients.
The University
of the People
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.
For All Game Changers
Health
New partnership ‘a huge public service’
UNC Adams School of Dentistry and MAHEC are aligning education and public service to bring oral health care to rural populations.
Leadership
Paving a Path for Women in STEM
“We need to change people’s ideas of what it looks like to be a computer scientist…”
Campaign Priorities
Meeting the moment: Unrestricted gifts, unlimited impact
"Our leaders are facing difficult decisions and having these unrestricted dollars will help them act strategically when making those decisions.”
For All Dreamers
Student Support
Inspired by those who serve
"Being a nurse is another way to help people."
Alumni
Helping Others Succeed
What happens when a world-class education is accessed by a talented person who just happens to come from a low-income background?
Student Support
Fidele Mugisha ’21: A Winding Path
From the Democratic Republic of Congo to Burundi to the United States, Fidele Mugisha’s path to Carolina has certainly been a winding one.
For All Visionaries
Research
Testing a Vaccine
The medical director of the HIV Cure Center is leading a clinical research team to conduct a large phase 3 trial for a COVID-19 vaccine.
Alumni
Carolina alumni Pulitzer winners spark national conversations
Six UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media graduates were awarded 2020 Pulitzer Prizes for their work on projects that sparked national conversations and recognition.
Alumni
Morehead-Cain Scholar Scoops Opportunity
Establishing a thriving entrepreneur
Browse All Stories
InnovationWorking Together across the Atlantic
“It’s so important to find a way to … make music together right now.”
LeadershipFuture Pharmacists at the Ready
“We are preparing ourselves… to be key administers of this vaccine.”
Campaign PrioritiesMeeting the moment: Unrestricted gifts, unlimited impact
"Our leaders are facing difficult decisions and having these unrestricted dollars will help them act strategically when making those decisions.”
- Health
UNC Health Mobile Health Clinic
See how the UNC Mobile Health Clinic is increasing access to COVID-19 testing in underserved areas — and at no cost to patients.
CommunityMore than an archive
A new oral history project - The Story of Us - is documenting and preserving LGBTQIA Carolina history.
Chancellor's SpotlightSpring 2021 Update
Carolina’s leadership shares updates on academic instruction, campus housing and testing.
HealthNew partnership ‘a huge public service’
UNC Adams School of Dentistry and MAHEC are aligning education and public service to bring oral health care to rural populations.
Student SupportNoah Long ’20: ‘So Much More than Money’
From hiking 400 miles of the Appalachian Trail to tackling the academic rigor of UNC-Chapel Hill — Noah Long ’20 does not shy from a challenge.
AlumniHelping Others Succeed
What happens when a world-class education is accessed by a talented person who just happens to come from a low-income background?
Student SupportAmber Friel ’22: Community Support
Throughout her time at Carolina, Amber Friel '22 has helped shape her community through service and engagement.
Student SupportFidele Mugisha ’21: A Winding Path
From the Democratic Republic of Congo to Burundi to the United States, Fidele Mugisha’s path to Carolina has certainly been a winding one.
ResearchTesting a Vaccine
The medical director of the HIV Cure Center is leading a clinical research team to conduct a large phase 3 trial for a COVID-19 vaccine.
