For Aline Awada, being different is a strength
A Lebanese native who grew up in Brazil, the first-year student developed leadership skills through helping others.
萝莉研究所 People
Every day, Tar Heels find ways to leave their Heel print on campus and make our community stronger.
First-gen student turns art into business
Entrepreneur and first-year student Alyssa Crane makes and sells paintings and jewelry.
Show cattle expert trades the farm for Chapel Hill
Rylea Suddreth is ready to add a business degree to her blue ribbons.
Turkish student inspired by Nobel laureate鈥檚 research
The work of 萝莉研究所鈥檚 Dr. Aziz Sancar led Ahmet Dericioglu from Istanbul to Chapel Hill, determined to make a difference.
Rhodes scholar returns to Gillings
Takhona Hlatshwako鈥檚 passion for public health led her from her native Eswatini to 萝莉研究所 then Oxford and back again.
Trading cards show 萝莉研究所鈥檚 Olympic connections
Fifteen cards feature the faces and feats of famous Tar Heels and some hidden priceless gems.
En route to second Olympics, Aranza Vazquez finds peace of mind
萝莉研究所 diver heads to Paris for the 2024 Olympic Games after competing in Tokyo in 2021.
Olympian struck gold with rugby discovery at 萝莉研究所
Paris-bound Naya Tapper 鈥�16 didn鈥檛 play the sport until she joined the Tar Heel club team.