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The American Indian Center and North Carolina Botanical Garden are celebrating Native presence on and off campus with the opening of the American Indian Cultural Garden!

A $5 million gift from alumni John Mitchener ’81 and Heath Massey ’83 will transform melanoma research and care at UNC Health and UNC School of Medicine: unc.live/3Z50WaQ

Carolina OBGYN Jeffrey Stringer has developed a portable ultrasound device using AI to read the results of the scans it produces, reducing the need for trained staff in areas lacking health care resources: unc.live/4mvxRzf

Carolina student Nathan Townsend spent his 2024 summer in Japan, where he interned with the Hiroshima Toyo Carp professional baseball team: unc.live/43X1qlY

The Sherman E. Lee Curator for Asian Art will steward the Ackland Art Museum's collection of more than 3,000 works of Asian art, with responsibilities for research, acquisition, preservation and presentation. Read more about the newly established endowed curatorship for the

Alison Axtman’s research lies at the interface of chemistry and biology, with a focus on using small molecules to explore and impact disease-propagating biological pathways: unc.live/43NKrkV

Missed sending the 2025 Carolina grads off to their next big adventure last month? Look back at some of the most special moments from the day: bit.ly/3ZHBlor

Dwight and Moira Jacobs’ transformational estate gift will support 20 future Carolina Covenant scholars: unc.live/45RRE64

After seven years in the Army, Jack Austin is now transitioning to a career in private wealth management with an MBA from UNC Kenan-Flagler. “Coming out of Afghanistan, I looked at everything that I set out to do in the military and all of my goals and felt like I was able to

Carolina Covenant Scholars in the Rural Medicine Pathway Program recently rolled up their sleeves to clear debris in western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene. Teaming up with local organizations, they made a real impact on the ground. See how this mentorship program at

Feeling beachy? 🏖️ Click to download a Carolina-themed beach scene coloring sheet for you, kids or parents!udomarketing.photoshelter.com/galleries/C000…

THRIVE is helping serve veterans and first responders by improving the evaluation and treatment of traumatic brain injuries through clinical practice, research and education. What does that look like? Watch below ⬇️

Carolina Covenant alum Chris Suggs is serving his fourth year as a councilman in his hometown of Kinston, NC, making a difference through leadership and compassion. Check out his journey.

Brian Kuhlman, Oliver Smithies Investigator and professor of biochemistry and biophysics in the UNC School of Medicine, chats with us on his role as an academic inventor.

Carolina Covenant is helping mom of two rewrite her story and shaping her future. unc.live/4lPJtMj

In the News: Professor Eva Telzer, director of the Winston Center talks about teens leaning on AI for personal advice, emotional support and even role-playing in this #AP article (subscription may be needed to access article). "Parents really have no idea this is happening,”

In the news: Annie Maheux a Winston Family Distinguished Fellow from the Winston Center speaks on how screens are affecting mental health in this Science News article: bit.ly/4f1Bxp3

A new fund honoring John Preyer ’90, former chair of the UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees, will support visiting scholars at the UNC School of Civic Life and Leadership. Preyer’s vision and leadership were instrumental in launching the school and championing open dialogue,

Nabarun Dasgupta is leading the charge in nationwide street drug analysis, identifying dangerous contaminants and taking proactive steps to prevent overdoses. As the driving force behind the UNC Street Drug Analysis Lab, he ensures immediate testing and rapid result delivery to

Groundbreaking research by UNC epidemiologist Nabarun Dasgupta sheds light on the complexities of drug overdoses is featured in this #NPR article. His work, driven by personal loss, aims to save lives by understanding street drug trends. Read about his work: