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Jillian and Mitchell Kinkeade recently relocated TheRightOne, the company they started to replace popular brands of wireless earbuds for customers, to


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Growing up in Tarboro, North Carolina, Jack Leland saw firsthand the impact of medicine. His parents, Dr. Bill Leland (MD ’87) and Dr. Lisa Sykes Leland (MD ’89), were pillars in the small town, known not only for their medical expertise but for their deep commitment to service.

“People would come up to my parents in Walmart and ask about a rash eve...


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One by one, they retrieved the Carolina Blue envelopes holding the next steps in their medical careers. And with each opening, jubilation ensued alongside classmates, family and friends.

Fourth-year UNC School of Medicine students celebrated


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For the first time in 43 years, Carolina crowned an individual national champion in men’s fencing on Sunday. First-year Youssef Shamel won the epee national title i...


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Katelyn Byrd grew up in Salisbury, North Carolina, and always dreamed of coming to Carolina.

“There is so much love in the state for the Tar Heels,” said Byrd. “I think UNC does a great job of giving back to the state, so being from a rural area I do feel like UNC is a very special place for a lot of people.”

Byrd enjoyed her undergraduate experience so much, ea...


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