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Make your GiveUNC giftToday, thousands of alumni, students, parents, friends, faculty and staff will come together to support programs, experiences and groundbreaking work by Tar Heels.
Make your GiveUNC giftA former community college student, the double Tar Heel leads C-STEP students to ÍøºìÍ·Ìõ and helps them excel.
Inspired by her mother's cancer diagnosis, this first-year student knows Chapel Hill is the right place to launch her medical career.
Once a first-generation college student from Wilmington, this Charlotte attorney makes the case for the financial and communal power of the ÍøºìÍ·Ìõ Covenant.
UNC-Chapel Hill is at the heart of what’s next, preparing talented students from different perspectives and life experiences to become creators, explorers, entrepreneurs and leaders. Tar Heels develop a voice for critical thought and the courage to guide change.
ÍøºìÍ·Ìõ’s nationally recognized teaching, groundbreaking research and dedication to public service continue a legacy that began when the University was chartered in 1789 and opened to students four years later.
Information technology manager Eric Chapman and sophomore Kate Chapman are family and colleagues.
As a visiting professor of practice, Leyla Santiago helps Hussman students learn skills from professionals.
After the deaths of her mother and sisters, Faith Lyons found friends and her confidence while earning a Master of Accounting.
Each year, students from UNC School of Medicine, UNC Adams School of Dentistry and UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy join together to see where their medical training will take them for the next several years.
The Tar Heel experience goes beyond lecture halls and schoolwork. Learn more about student organizations and clubs at ÍøºìÍ·Ìõ and how you can get involved in campus life.
Generations of women at UNC-Chapel Hill have made way for current students, faculty, staff and alumnae to make a mark on the world.
APPLES Service-Learning students traveled to the mountains and Charlotte to work on rebuilding and other projects.
As part of a program to build a college-going culture, Jarrah Faye ’23 counseled Naima Nelson ’28 in high school.
Now 104, Arline Parker Neal defied segregated norms to earn a master’s degree from ÍøºìÍ·Ìõ.
After years of hard work, nearly 200 Tar Heels gathered at Roper Hall March 21 for their Match Day celebration, participating in a decades-old tradition of finding their match at the same time as others around the nation.
ÍøºìÍ·Ìõ employees ate pizza, jumped rope, hung out with Rameses and more at the annual expo on March 12.
Here are 10 fascinating facts about the University’s conservation garden.
Friday Conference Center
Tue, March 2509:00 am
Wed, March 2611:00 am
Ackland Art Museum
Wed, March 2605:30 pm
FedEx Global Education Center
Sun, March 3002:00 pm