At a Tokyo workshop, associate provost Heather Ward shared strategies for attracting and supporting U.S. students.

As part of Carolina’s “Much More Than a Game” events, healthcare leaders showcased Carolina’s medical strength on a global stage.

Executive director Allan Blattner shares how student input shapes new construction, renovations and Carolina North planning.

Artificial intelligence and biobank data, and $40 million in funding from the OpenAI Foundation, will speed Carolina researchers’ design of targeted treatments.

A week into her fellowship, Emma Ray tracked down a librarian for a crash course on form books, treatises and the layout of the fourth floor at the UNC School of Law’s Kathrine R. Everett Law Library.

The development of AI-powered education tools and their application will continue at Carolina, thanks to renewal of National Science Foundation grant.

Magnus Egerstedt, an accomplished roboticist and higher education administrator, serves as executive vice chancellor and provost at UNC-Chapel Hill, the nation’s oldest public university. As provost, ...

In a message to campus, Chancellor Lee H. Roberts and other University leaders condemn multiple incidents of racism, antisemitism and bigoted harassment this semester.

UNC-Chapel Hill’s 233rd birthday party will feature a light show, student performances, food trucks, swag and more.

Carolina’s Army ROTC program ranked No. 2 at the national summer training camp where the seniors received the Reconnaissance Commando honor.

The 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb has become an annual tradition at UNC-Chapel Hill, and members of the Carolina community and the Triangle at large once again returned to Kenan Stadium on Friday to honor ...