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The weathervane at the top of South Building hasn’t been the highest point on campus in nearly a century, but for now, anyway, it is the newest. The directional device was the finishing touch on a major roof construction project that wrapped up in March.

South Building, which dates to 1...


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For eight hours, UNC-Chapel Hill pushed pause and gave the public a chance to catch up on the world’s fastest moving technology, artificial intelligence.

“We have always seen our role as understanding the latest technology and incorporating it into our service to the people of North Carolina,” said Chancellor Lee H. Roberts. “And we have not just th...


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UNC-Chapel Hill has made the Forbes list of “new Ivies” for the third straight year. Carolina is the only North Carolina institution on the list, which recognizes 20 outstanding universities grad...


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Government, tech industry and University leaders kicked off the morning sessions of Carolina’s inaugural AI for Public Good Conference on April 13. The full-day event delved into one central question: How can artificial intelligence be developed and applied in ways that truly serve the public good?

Tomorrow’s issue of The Well will include a recap of the conference, bu...


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Jeanette Gowen Cook, professor in the UNC School of Medicine and member of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, has been named a 2025 fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The selection to one of the largest multidisciplinary scien...


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