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In a research study that was done completely virtually and funded by the Parkinson’s Foundation, Department of Performing Arts in collaboration with Department of Physical Therapy Education successfully offered classes based on the Mark Morris Dance for Parkinson’s Disease program virtually to five individuals.

Award recipients are chosen by the coalition's board of directors and presented annually during Sunshine Week events in March.

The university saw a record number of Early Action applications from students around the globe this year, and extended admissions invitations to top applicants on Dec. 17.

Assistant Professor Katherine Reynolds joined the December 11 episode of "Tested," a podcast describing itself as a look at the challenges of “who we are, what we believe, and who we want to be in North Carolina and the South.”

This article includes information about the return to campus in 2021, testing requirements and how to sign up for testing before returning to campus.

Femspec published Lange’s essay last month, the Journal of Popular Culture plans to publish another in 2022 and a third is under review. Lange is a Lumen Scholar and Honors Fellow whose research examines gender, age, race and disability in speculative fiction

Polk will serve a two-year term on the body designed to advocate for the interests of local Hillel organizations and field professionals

The Professional Development Collaborative launched the Better Together Workshop Series this fall to help community members in Alamance County gain skills designed to address the collective challenges 2020 brought. 

Julianna Kober’s efforts to help digitize hundreds of pre-Civil War bills of sale of people enslaved in Greensboro, North Carolina, and nearby communities earned her ���ϲ����� School of Law’s top honor for embodying the highest levels of selfless leadership and service.