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As a student, Teresa Castro, ’21, represented students through her work with student government and organizations. Now, she has returned to UNC to represent both students and alumni as assistant director of Alumni Relations.

Research uncovers the famous composer's compositional strategies confirm his lifelong fascination with death and the impact it had on his music

To better support students and keep a college degree well within reach, the university is launching a new initiative called the UNC Tuition Promise for fall 2024.

Our host Katie Nord discusses media and art in our society, with Samuel Dong Saul, assistant professor at the School of Art and Design as well as learns information about the upcoming opportunities in the Integrated Media Arts Program and how students can register

Brian Luedloff director of Opera Theatre at UNC talks about what is opera, the difference between opera and musical theatre, how he decided to become an opera expert, his most recent project and the myth of the shattered glass.

UNC professor debunks myths surrounding CBD impact on well-being

Chemical Education doctoral student Alex Graves is researching whether achievement emotions affect how well a student performs a task.

For Claudia Hernandez, UNC was a dream she had been telling her children about for more than a decade before it became a reality.

Knowing what it’s like to be a student with two children, Liz Kissell knows the financial obligation that attending university puts on a person, which is why she chooses to donate every month.

In the late 1980s, Lloyd Yonemura, ’72, helped pioneer the Aloha Program and the Aloha Scholarship. The program helped first-year students from Hawai‘i gain a sense of belonging while settling into campus life at UNC.