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Professor Anne Toewe, Ph.D., studies Victorian mourning mores and steampunk, and puts her extensive clothing history research to use in costume design for UNC mainstage productions and in the classroom.

Starting next fall, students in the new Computer Science 454 class are taking a closer look at the potential of AI — a growing field with significant career opportunities — and a science that can offer incredible benefits for the people who use it.

One of the oldest cultural centers in the nation, the spirit of Marcus Garvey Cultural Center remains stronger than ever, celebrating and championing Black culture and history.

Michener Library celebrated its 50th anniversary with a brilliant new mural, “El Centro de Educación de Aztlán,” painted by Brenda Vargas ‘22

A letter from UNC President Andy Feinstein regarding the stories that we chose to present to you in this issue of UNC Magazine.

Funding for research and scholarship, creative activities, instructional programs, and service and outreach activities.

On November 8, amidst a gathering of students and faculty, the beloved tree was removed. The silver maple was the oldest and largest tree on campus.

UNC professor Patrick Brady discusses the relevance of having victim studies courses at UNC and shares his history studying Criminal Justice and Victimization.

Pre-performance scheduled with the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra on April 29 at the Union Colony Civic Center

Sean Hoverson has attended hundreds of hockey games. Like most fans, he didn’t wear hearing protection, nor did he recognize the need. Conducted over a season of Colorado Eagles games, his doctoral scholarly project, “Spectator Noise Exposures During a Season of Minor League Hockey,” revealed the risk.