Happy holidays from Carolina and Chancellor Roberts
In this fun video, hear a famous holiday poem with a Carolina spin to look back on all the exciting events from 2025.
In this fun video, hear a famous holiday poem with a Carolina spin to look back on all the exciting events from 2025.
An unexpected love for running shapes the data science researcher’s work and led her to finish three 26.2-mile races this year.
Maj. Chase Aycock is graduating from Carolina with a master’s degree that will broaden his impact.
The University received a record 14,931 early action applications from North Carolina residents for fall 2026 enrollment, admitting students from all 100 counties.
The new program will prepare future elementary teachers with dual licensure and hands-on experience to serve North Carolina’s classrooms.
Classes are over for the year, but Tar Heels still have access to many services and activities.
More than a century after his 1918 graduation, 13 members of Kameichi Kato’s family visited his alma mater.
The Well answers key questions about Carolina’s Dec. 14 graduation and the students getting their degrees.
TIME
Kathleen Duval, UNC-Chapel Hill history professor and recent Pulitzer Prize winner, talks to Time about her advising work on Ken Burns’ documentary “The American Revolution” and the perspectives she urged filmmakers to include.
CBS News
Sara Algoe, a professor in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at UNC-Chapel Hill and an expert on the role of emotions in social interactions, explains why humans love receiving letters in the mail.
U.S. News & World Report
Dr. Matthew Laughon, a professor of neonatal-perinatal medicine in the UNC School of Medicine’s Department of Pediatrics, explains findings from research he led on a wait-and-see approach for preemies with patent ductus arteriosus.
The University is No. 7 among public institutions for preparing future leaders, according to a Time and Statista analysis.
Clarivate’s 2025 international list of trailblazers includes scholars from across the University.
The senior is the just the second Tar Heel to win the competition.
The Open Doors Report includes numbers for study abroad and international student enrollment.
His Carolina Prison Music Initiative supports incarcerated individuals’ rehabilitation and re-entry into society.
The Tar Heels defeated Virginia, 4-1, giving Carolina its 300th conference championship across all sports.
The recipients include a former men’s basketball player and two real estate executives.
An unexpected love for running shapes the data science researcher’s work and led her to finish three 26.2-mile races this year.
The former producer for Public Enemy now imparts career wisdom to students in the Beat Making Lab.
Clarivate’s 2025 international list of trailblazers includes scholars from across the University.

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