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Eve Carson Scholarship

Meet this year’s recipients of the Eve Carson Scholarship

By Noah Dolgoff | March 25

The Eve Carson Scholarship fulfills one of Eve Carson's Student Body President campaign promises: creating a scholarship for UNC juniors.

Frank Bruni, UNC Alumnus and current op-ed columnist for the New York Times, answers questions after a speech.

Frank Bruni discusses isolation, polarization in Eve Carson lecture

By Elia Essen | November 6

Shirts helped raise money for Carson 5K

By Kaitlin Barker | October 6

Annual Eve Carson Scholarship Thriller in the Pit raises awareness

By Maura Devetski | September 29

The Eve Carson Junior Year Scholarship was established in 2008 following the former student body president’s death. The scholarship evolved from an idea in her platform to reward a rising junior with a scholarship to cover tuition, fees and a summer experience, similar to the program offered by the Morehead-Cain Foundation. She hoped the scholarship would recognize students who had blossomed at UNC.

Scholarship recipients must fulfill several qualifications: a minimum grade point average of 3.0, involvement in service work, and a minimum of 48 hours at the University. They must not already have a full-ride merit scholarship such as the Morehead-Cain or Robertson scholarships. The first scholar was Elinor Benami. The scholarship was originally awarded to two junior students each year, but it was awarded to three junior students in 2015.

The 2015 Eve Carson Scholars are Nancy Smith, Paige Nielsen and Michael Adams.

Memorial dedicated to Eve Carson’s life still stands 6 years later

By Rachel Herzog | March 4

When the tragedy of Eve Carson’s death shook Chapel Hill and the surrounding community in 2008, people were moved to action, including one Durham business ...

Laurence Lovette appeals life without parole sentence

By Zoe Schaver | February 17

Though it was upheld in N.C. Superior Court in June, Laurence Alvin Lovette Jr.’s sentence will be reconsidered by the N.C. Court of Appeals. Lovette ...

Sarah MacLean and Kyle Villemain, junior Global Studies and Peace, War, and Defense majors, are the winners of the 2013 Eve Carson Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship provides $5,000 for a summer program of their choice and half of their senior year tuition.

Eve Carson Scholars serve in memory

By Keaton Green | December 3

Two UNC juniors now have the responsibility of carrying on Eve Carson’s legacy. Sarah MacLean and Kyle Villemain were named the 2014-15 recipients of ...

Students, faculty, and friends gather on the Morehead Planetarium lawn on Tuesday before releasing balloons in honor of the students who have passed as part of UNC's Tar Heels Forever.

Balloon ceremony honors students who lost lives

By Carolyn Coons | November 19

Dozens of balloons dotted the sky Tuesday night as people gathered not to mourn, but to celebrate the lives of the nine UNC students who have died in ...

After re-sentencing, Lovette gets life in prison without parole

By From staff and wire reports | June 3

After the N.C. Court of Appeals ruled one of the men convicted in Eve Carson’s killing must be re-sentenced, his original sentence will stand.

Compiled by Chelsey Dulaney and Sarah Glen from Chapel Hill Police reports

Durham crime crosses over into Chapel Hill

By Chelsey Dulaney | March 5

Durham and Chapel Hill are separated only by a 10-or-so-mile stretch of road. There are no fences, no check points, and thousands of people flow in ...

Eve Carson, the 2008 UNC Student Body President, laughs in a photo.

Carry on the Carolina that Eve loved

By Chelsey Dulaney | March 4

Eve Carson used to say that she had friends, and she had friends that she had not yet met.

Laurence Alvin Lovette Jr.’s life sentence vacated Tuesday

By Chelsey Dulaney | February 6

It’s been almost five years since the murder of beloved 2007-08 Student Body President Eve Carson, but the legal journey of one Durham man convicted ...

Eve Carson scholarship recipients chosen

By Zach Freshwater | December 3

Juniors Emma DeWitt and Paige Holmes are the next two students who will continue Eve Carson’s legacy at UNC.

Eve Carson memorial 5K for education, Saturday 9am in front of South building.

this guy (#450):
Jake Higdon, freshman, from Jacksonville, FL, studying Political Studies. When I asked him why he came out to race he said when he heard about it, "it sounded like an awesome cause, and I wanted the exercise."

Eve Carson 5K race raises $52,000

By Marisa DiNovis | November 4

Participants in Saturday’s fifth annual Eve Carson Memorial 5K for Education wore ribbons in memory of not only one UNC student — but four.

Race honors Eve Carson’s legacy, benefits scholarship

By Caroline Leland | November 1

None of the University’s current undergraduate classes attended school with former Student Body President Eve Carson, who was murdered in March 2008. ...

Left to Right: Jennie Dickson, graduate student, Sarah Dunsmore, graduate student and Casey Cook

Attendance falls at fourth annual Eve Ball

By Thompson Wall | October 28

Though Lori Burgwyn spent Friday night dressed as an ice queen, her compassion shone through. On Friday, Burgwyn hosted the fourth annual Eve Ball at ...

Q&A with Jonathan Reckford

By Trevor Casey | October 10

Jonathan Reckford, CEO of Habitat for Humanity International, is visiting his alma mater UNC today to deliver a speech about finding passion for a career. ...

Column: Seeking to be both great and good

By Mike Tarrant | March 13

This column was originally given as a eulogy on March 18, 2008. When I met with Eve to discuss the possibility of me serving as her vice president, ...

Eve: A friend you have not yet met

By Maggie Zellner | March 11

The fourth anniversary of Eve’s death leaves the current student body with some tough questions. How do we commemorate someone we never knew?

Live authentically, like Eve

By Katie Sue Zellner | March 1

Eve and I spent a lot of time in the student government suite, and I treasure the times I would pop my head into her office just to say “hi” and then ...