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For five bluegrass students and 105 marching band students at Carolina, the start to this year will be anything but ordinary. Along with about 25 music faculty and staff members, they will travel to Dublin, Ireland, in conjunction with the Aug. 29 Tar Heel football game there against Texas Christian University.
Carolina Bluegrass explores its rootsAccompanying the Car...
Carolina football might be playing in Ireland for the first time, but the University has a long history of collaboration with an Irish researcher on the important topic of bullying.
Carolina’s Dorothy Espelage, William C. Friday Distinguished Professor at the UNC School of Education, and Jame...
Kelsey Campbell spent a decade analyzing how foreign actors manipulate what people see online. As a doctoral student at the UNC School of Data and Information Sciences and member of The Graduate School’s prestigious
The 2027 Morehead-Cain Global Fellows begin a one-year fellowship at UNC-Chapel Hill this August.
The 12 global fellows represent five countries — Brazil, India, Malaysia, Nigeria and Turkey —with academic interests spanning biotechnology, computer engineering, law, nursing and finance. They join a community of nearly 400 current Morehead-Cain scholars and 3,500 alumni...
When Vinnie Hourihane ’26 (MA) arrived in Chapel Hill as an exchange student in spring 2023, he wasn’t quite sure what to expect. Three years, a master’s degree and countless sports matches later, he considers himself a Tar Heel for life.
Originally from County Kildare in Ireland, Hourihane studied abroad in Lexington, Kentucky, in high school. As an undergraduate at <...