UNC students, faculty and organizations made research discoveries, received awards and began service projects. From studying the impact of technology on mental health to starting state-wide initiatives to address affordable housing issues, the UNC community works to make a difference.
Kim and Penn Holderness, known online as the Holderness Family, collaborated with professor Marc Cohen to talk to his English 105 students about their lives as content creators for a unit on multimedia narrative websites.
The new committee seeks to enhance understanding and involve student voices in discussions about UNC endowment and investment.
UNC student volunteers provide pivotal support to children at UNC Hospitals.
“If it takes walking someone to The Chapel of the Cross for early voting, that's something that we'll do,” North Carolina Public Interest Research GroupNew Voters Project co-coordinator Matha Plaehn said. “We just want to get people out to vote.”
Wilson Library's University Archives collection, which dates back to the University's founding, can provide context for the campus community to better understand UNC's past.
