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No. 24 UNC women's basketball falls to No. 1 South Carolina in third straight loss

| November 30

Faculty and Administration

UNC assistant professor Heidi Kim shares her research on literature during the Cold War at Flyleaf Books on Tuesday, June 7th.

Professor combines fiction and politics at Flyleaf

By Davis Rhodes | June 8

Current authors made headlines recently when they signed a petition denouncing presidential nominee Donald Trump, but this isn't the first time authors ...

Faculty make steps towards longer contracts

By Jamie Gwaltney | June 1

After UNC’s Faculty Council and Faculty Forward, an advocacy group separate from the University, worked towards ensuring longer contracts for fixed ...

Emil Kang, Carolina’s first Executive Director of the Arts, poses in front of Memorial Hall. Kang has pioneered the univeristy’s recent artistic expansion.

Chancellor Folt creates new position for the arts

By Jenni Ciesielski | May 25

Roy Williams might want to warm up his vocal chords — UNC is about to get a lot more artsy.

UNC Professors inducted into honorary society

By Sofia Edelman | May 4

Two UNC professors were elected Wednesday to join the ranks of artists, musicians and world leaders in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The ...

Q&A with author, award-winning psychologist, Kurt Gray

By Zoe Hazerjian | March 29

Daily Tar Heel: How did the idea for this book come about? Kurt Gray: As Daniel and I looked around the world, we realized that much of our ...

UNC faculty speak out against HB2 the same day the law is taken to court

By Hayley Fowler | March 29

UNC-system faculty and students are outraged in the aftermath of House Bill 2, and they want the General Assembly and Gov. Pat McCrory to know.

Shirley Ort, director of scholarships and student aid, is planning to retire this summer.

When she retires, Carolina Covenant author Shirley Ort will be missed for her big heart

By Katie Reeder | March 22

Former Chancellor James Moeser remembers the day Shirley Ort came into his office and told him she had a plan for converting loans to grants to combat ...

People gather at Duke Chapel to celebrate Duke Teaching First becoming eligible to unionize.

Duke non-tenure faculty vote to unionize

By Shweta Mishra | March 21

A crowd at Duke Chapel Monday celebrated the first unionizing victory in decades at a private Southern university in a right-to-work state.

The Alumni Center hosted faculty panel about the political landscape in North Carolina Wednesday.

Political landscape panel focuses on national politics

By Sam Paisley | March 2

Panelists at the George Watts Hill Alumni Center gathered for what Leoneda Inge, WUNC’s changing economy reporter, coined “What’s the Deal Wednesday” ...

Another gender violence service coordinator is coming to the Women's Center

By Kelly Jasiura | March 2

After fully completing a University-based review process, the Carolina Women’s Center has been allocated additional funding for an additional Gender ...

UNC-system faculty get Commons app

By Eric Schwartz | March 2

UNC Learning Technology Commons is an opinion aggregation app, like Yelp or Trip Advisor — but instead of reviewing food or destinations, it lets UNC-system ...

Lecture on socialism held by UNC professor

By Ryan Salchert | February 25

As Barry Maguire, a core faculty member of UNC’s Philosophy, Politics and Economics program, explained socialism, Maggie, his large dog, looked upon ...

Genetics chairperson appointed vice chancellor for research

By Acy Jackson | February 23

On Tuesday, Chancellor Carol Folt announced that UNC’s next vice chancellor for research will be Terry Magnuson, chairperson of the department of genetics. ...

Kris Jordan, Lecturer of Computer Science, explains boolean statements to his COMP 110 class. Jordan is liked by students for being relatable and fun.

Computer science class gets modern twist

By Nic Rardin | February 18

Kris Jordan’s revolutionary Comp 110 has exploded since its debut in fall 2015.

Joann Isom direct pedestrian and vehicle traffic every morning in front of the bell tower to help students get safely to and from class.

UNC's favorite crossing guard gets recognition on Facebook

By Elizabeth Barbour | February 18

“Hold on one second!”

Q&A with Raleigh Magazine editor-in-chief Christa Gala

By Leah Moore | February 16

Christa Gala is both an adjunct professor in the UNC School of Media and Journalism and the editor-in-chief for Raleigh Magazine. Staff writer Leah Moore ...

Gerhardts: 2 lawfully wedded scholars

By Maria Mullis | February 8

Most married couples don’t get the opportunity to work closely with each other, unless they are Jim and Pam from “The Office.” Michael and Deborah ...

Faculty Executive Committee discusses how to increase faculty diversity

By Harris Wheless | February 8

At Monday's Faculty Executive Committee meeting, members raised questions about the role of diversity in more than just the student body.

Q&A with UNC doctoral candidate, new author Lindsay Starck

By Cate Alspaugh | January 28

Tonight, UNC doctoral candidate Lindsay Starck will be at Flyleaf Books celebrating the launch of her debut novel, "Noah’s Wife." Staff writer Cate ...

Q&A with photography author Tony Reevy

By Morgan Howard | January 25

The Daily Tar Heel: What inspired you to write about Jack Delano and his photography? Tony Reevy: I discovered his photography about eight years ...