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Manzoor Bhat works in his lab in the Neuroscience Center in 2011.
Andrew Reynolds shown in his office and around the Global Education Center on Tuesday afternoon.
Finalist for Vice Chancellor of Research, Barbara Entwisle, spoke Tuesday afternoon in the Famil Pleasants Assembly Room in Wilson library. This was one of three similar meetings with finalists. Entwisle is currently the interum Vice Chancellor and was previously a Professor of Sociology at UNC. Her recurring theme centers around focusing on "what we can acheive when we are all working together."
Andrew Reynolds shown in his office and around the Global Education Center on Tuesday afternoon.
Drew McKenna (left), Emily Davis (center) and Sandy Snyder sell Valentine
Many students turn to PTA Thrift Shop in Carrboro when shopping for furniture for their houses or apartments. Proceeds benefit local schools.
Manzoor Bhat working in his lab in the Neuroscience Center on Thursday Morning. Bhat is working on research with nerve conduct impulses that may help in the treatment of MS.
The play "Trojan Woman" had their dress rehearsal Thursday evening in Bingham in preparation for their show starting Friday evening at 7p.m. Director Celina Chapin said they had a long night ahead of them in preparation for their first show.
Lori Burgwyn, owner of Franklin Street Yoga Center, poses in her studio. The center is hosting the second annual Eve Ball, held tonight at the Carolina Club.
Artist Kendall Messick features his art of residents of Corapeake in the Robert and Sallie Brown Gallery and Museum in the Stone Center.
Steve Reznick and Chancellor Holden Thorp discuss academics and athletics at a meeting Tuesday dealing with issues the football team faces.
McKinney Brown explains what it means to be in Student Congress, where their money comes from and how to get involved Tuesday night.
Co-president of the Carolina Firsts, Adam Glass, welcomes freshmen to the meet-and-greet on Tuesday night in the Student Union.
