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Check out these 8 tips about ticks and AGS
Dr. Scott Commins advises how to treat (and avoid) alpha-gal syndrome, a red meat allergy triggered by a tick bite.
Kenan Center’s ‘magic man’ wins Massey Award
Housekeeper James Brower spent 23 years caring for the conference center and the people inside it.
Top news
Excellence Unveiled: Michael Kosorok
The W.R. Kenan Jr. Distinguished Professor of Biostatistics talks about how artificial intelligence can be used to advance health research and help solve public health challenges.
3 faculty members receive global excellence awards
UNC Global Affairs recognized Navin Bapat, Ji-Yeon Jo and Lisa Woodley for contributions to the University’s mission.
Gerbers grateful for in-state care for twins
The UNC School of Medicine is the only institution in the Southeast to treat twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.
Carolina wins 4th women’s lacrosse national title
The Tar Heels capped a 22-0 season with a 12-8 victory over Northwestern.
Tar Heels slug way to 9th ACC Tournament title
Carolina defeated Clemson, 14-4, and will host the Chapel Hill regional in the NCAA Tournament this weekend.
UNC Hussman wins 7th straight national journalism championship
The Hearst Journalism Awards Program is often referred to as the “Pulitzers of college journalism.”
Carolina in the news
Be Careful Where You Swim This Summer
TIME
Rachel Noble, a distinguished professor at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health and Institute for the Environment, discusses the challenges of monitoring water quality at inland recreational swimming sites.
Father’s death led UNC researcher to seek treatments for pancreatic cancer
NC Newsline
UNC School of Medicine assistant professor of pharmacology Kirsten Bryant talks about her pancreatic cancer research at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center—and the personal story that inspired her work.
These ‘Plasticizer’ Chemicals Are Found in Shampoo and Pizza Boxes. But Are They Harmful to Your Health?
Men's Health
Stephanie Engel, associate chair and professor of epidemiology at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, discusses phthalates—their sources, health impacts, and how people are exposed.
Accolades and honors
Kenan Center’s ‘magic man’ wins Massey Award
Housekeeper James Brower spent 23 years caring for the conference center and the people inside it.
Kim Miles is the ‘genius of organization’
Massey Award winner keeps classics department running for all students and faculty.
3 faculty members receive global excellence awards
UNC Global Affairs recognized Navin Bapat, Ji-Yeon Jo and Lisa Woodley for contributions to the University’s mission.
‘Auspicious coincidences’ led to Massey Award
At the UNC School of Medicine, pioneering researcher Susan Gaylord directs the program on integrative medicine.
James Glass gives and receives love
Cleaning is the priority for the Massey Award winner and housekeeping crew leader, but people are a close second.
‘Service is the essence’ of Gail Moriarty
Colleagues in the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy honored the Massey Award winner for her attention to details.
UNC Hussman wins 7th straight national journalism championship
The Hearst Journalism Awards Program is often referred to as the “Pulitzers of college journalism.”
Obstetrician, chemist earn NCInnovation funding
The grants support projects by Dr. Jeffrey A. Stringer on accessible ultrasounds and Ronit Freeman on fibrosis treatment.
Dr. Jeffrey Stringer wins 2025 O. Max Gardner Award
The UNC System gave him its highest faculty honor for his innovative work in global maternal health.
Faculty and staff
Find more faculty and staff news
Leadership cohort explores ways to support faculty success
The first class of the Provost Distinguished Faculty Leaders Program presented its research at a spring symposium.
2025 Massey Awards recognize service to Carolina
The recipients include two housekeepers, two academic staff members, a retired dean and a research professor.
Actor and teacher are roles Jeffrey Cornell loves to play
The PlayMakers mainstay and Carolina professor calls teaching the next generation an “exciting and fun” responsibility.
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Carolina Science Cafe | Primate Survival
Haw River Tap & Table
Tue, June 306:00 pm
- From Cooking to Basketball: Human Skill Learning in the Age of AI
From Cooking to Basketball: Human Skill Learning in the Age of AI
The Friday Center
Tue, June 306:30 pm
- Employee Forum General Meeting
Employee Forum General Meeting
Kerr Hall
Fri, June 609:00 am
- Introduction to Systematic Review Methods
Introduction to Systematic Review Methods
Wed, June 1112:00 pm