Carly Berkenblit

UNC researchers close to Parkinson’s treatment

Scientists at UNC have developed methods to restore neurons and reduce the progression of Parkinson’s disease.

English 105 course sets standard for students' writing

English 105 is more than a required course — it sets a precedent for the writing skills expected at UNC.

Hill Hall renovations will last throughout the school year

The $15 million renovations to Hill Hall’s auditorium have altered the daily routine for music students and faculty alike. 

Morrison Hall mold problem resolved

After $104,394 worth of cleaning and repairs, Morrison Residence Hall is mold-free.

Sophomore Joseph Locklear is UNC’s first American Indian Udall Scholar

When sophomore Joseph Locklear was named the 15th UNC student to earn the Udall Scholarship, it meant far more to him because of his family heritage. 

Family celebrates life of NC historian Powell

Sonny Powell knew how influential his grandfather was in the state of North Carolina, but even he is occasionally surprised at how much his grandfather's work factors into his life.

Summer class looks at video games

“Excited is an understatement,” said Ph.D student Will Partin about UNC’s first humanities course on video games, that he will be teaching.

Oscar Pistorius judge reflects on her advocacy

The judge who sentenced Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius to five years in prison for killing his girlfriend spoke about her time as an activist in Apartheid South Africa.

CUAB spring concert sells out

This year’s Homecoming concert hosted by the Carolina Union Activities Board sold less than a thousand tickets, but CUAB’s upcoming 2015 spring concert has already sold out.

New policy would make research more accessible

Research articles published by UNC faculty might soon be available to the public if a proposed change to University policy is implemented.

Hill Hall is currently undergoing a $15 million renovation to its auditorium. The auditorium first opened in 1907 as a library.