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With live music from the North Carolina Brass Band, prize drawings and free refreshments, ���ϲ����� showed its appreciation to its staff, faculty and community with the Summer Concert and Picnic.

Professor Cindy Fair and Ashley Jutras ’20 published research highlighting stories of discrimination, hope, stigma, support, and resilience told by caregivers of adolescents and young adults living with HIV in the peer-reviewed journal Families, Systems, and Health.

Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Education Melissa Scales virtually presented research she conducted with Associate Professor Srikant Vallabhajosula at the 2022 Gait and Clinical Movement Analysis Society’s Annual Conference.

Three faculty members from the Department of Journalism in the School of Communications offered these insights on the 50th anniversary of the break-in at the Watergate complex, an event that would lead to the eventual resignation of President Richard M. Nixon in 1974.

The Dr. Jo Watts Williams School of Education welcomed a new cohort of 10 graduate students into the M.Ed. Program on Monday, June 13.

Overman's third grant from NIH supports continued investigation of age-related cognitive changes

Taylor, development writer in University Advancement since 2017, passed away Jan. 6 after battling illness for several months.

As ���ϲ����� prepares for Juneteenth, three faculty members in leadership roles with the Committee on History & Memory and the Black Lumen Project offer this reflection on the holiday, work underway at ���ϲ����� and work yet to be done to move toward racial equity.  

With the theme of “Reconciling with our Present by Exploring our Past,” the monthlong series is drawing upon the work of the Committee on ���ϲ����� History and Memory.

Increasing access to an ���ϲ����� education inspired the Moriartys to join A Will to Lead, a special initiative of the ���ϲ����� LEADS Campaign to encourage donors to make gifts to the university through their estate.