$5 Billion: A Historic Success
The Campaign for Carolina has raised more than $5 billion for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Reckoning with Carolina History
“There’s a lot of trauma embedded in this history.”
Lifelong learners, lifelong supporters: Snow family bequest
UNC-Chapel Hill alumni Claude and Sarah Snow — long-time supporters of Carolina — have made a $2.6 million planned gift to the Campaign for Carolina.
A Red, White and Carolina Blue Connection
“As a military leader, you’re taught to take care of your troops…”
An Epic Journey, An Epic Carolina Future
The McNelises are investing in areas where Carolina excels and that are key foci of the For All Kind: the Campaign for Carolina, the University’s most ambitious fundraising effort ever — faculty, students and research.
Carolina to Cristóbal
"I picked a project that would directly enhance the lives of others..."
A Red, White and Carolina Blue Commitment
“Too often, we forget the many sacrifices made by the families of the military and we hope this program will, in some small way, say thank you to those families.”
Answering The Call For Future Leaders
"These are our next leaders and thinkers..."
Spreading Compassion at Carolina
"I don't like to let people down."
‘After 200 years, I was it.’
"It was never an issue — that this was a woman or a man. We just got in there and worked hard..."
Fellowships: investing in academia’s future
Carolina’s graduate students are the future of academia and tomorrow’s leaders. Fellowships are crucial to bringing the brightest, most talented graduate and professional students to Chapel Hill. Hear how fellowship support is making the difference for these graduate students.
Success: not just for one, but for all
Carolina isn’t just about individual success, it’s about success for everyone. In this video, students and faculty share their passions and challenge each of us to find ours.
Part Of Who I Am
"Carolina has been part of my growing up and becoming who I am."
An Evolving Appreciation
"My appreciation for Carolina has evolved far beyond…"
Just One Example
"He was just an example of many people we have at Carolina."
A Game-Changing Gift for Faculty
"I have been fortunate to have incredible teachers who invested their time and energy in my success..."
Red, White and Carolina Blue Challenge
If we can send our fellow citizens to war on our behalf, the least we can do is help them send their loved ones to college.
The Blueprint for Next
Carolina's overarching framework to guide its growth and future direction.
A prize for access
Carolina is the first public university to receive the Cooke Foundation’s $1 million award, which recognizes success in enrolling low-income students and supporting them through graduation. The Cooke Foundation is a private organization that supports exceptional students from elementary school to graduate school through scholarships, grants and direct service.
Even Better Than Before: By the Numbers
The numbers behind Carolina's best fundraising year ever...
The first sip in 360 degrees
A sip from the Old Well on the first day of classes promises...
A 360-degree serenade
A sip from the Old Well on the first day of classes promises...
A home away from home
"We've become close friends, more like a family. I feel like I’m at home – a second home in the U.S."
An iconic design
"...like getting a direct line to God asking for new halos for the archangels."
The highest civilian honor
"He is the definition of greatness."
Finding healing on the soccer field
"He told me to do what I was passionate about doing in this world."
Another record-breaking year
This year's success means that we will continue what we started more than 200 years ago.
Believe you can be successful here
“On our best day, what UNC does is bring together talent and give that talent the opportunity.”
It’s in her DNA
“I’m ready to continue the legacy.”
Grant supports Healthy Native North Carolinians Network
“A transition is occurring in my community, attitudes are changing and healthier choices are being made.”
A year away
“I grew a lot from a gap year. I like traveling and it was good for me.”
UNC’s Olympic firsts
Harry Williamson was the first Olympian from UNC, but not the first Tar Heel to take gold.
Pursuing other dreams
“It’s OK to be disappointed, but it’s not something that should keep you from moving beyond and pursuing other dreams.”
Changing America’s driving behavior
“Twenty years ago, no one was driving around with a phone pressed against their ear...”
Time and Tenacity
From the first U.S. university astronomical observatory to breakthrough HIV drugs, Carolina has achieved amazing research feats.
Swinging for the Fences
“To be the best at anything, you have to keep improving, keep building, keep growing…”
Helping student-veterans
“When someone found out I went to Carolina, it opened the door for me...
Celebrating the Harvey Award
“I would like to say to the Harvey family: thank you...
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