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Kimberly Corban Rourke returns to UNC to teach students about guaranteeing fair and accurate representation for victims and their families in the media

Andy Creekmore, professor of Anthropology, has spent the past decade in northern Iraq mapping out the underground ruins of a hidden Bronze Age city, contributing to the historical tapestry of one of humanity’s most influential civilizations

At UNC, relationships are at the heart of the Bear experience — connections between students and mentors that spark curiosity, purpose and lifelong community engagement.

From alpacas to climate change and hurricanes, two UNC faculty members share the transformative lessons from their one-of-a-kind research experiences

Faculty discuss emerging technologies, media literacy, career concerns and more.

Criminal Justice master's student and former marine Daniel Hemler tackles issues of case loads, support systems and more

Bringing environmental education into English, Management, Political Science and Economics.

Journalism graduate Sophia Tavanello wants to share her passion for broadcast media with the world – and will get the chance as soon as she graduates.

First-generation students share stories of resilience and exploration when it comes to tackling college life

UNC program aims to spread climate education and resilience to all majors beyond the sciences