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- Sep 17, 2026
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Alumna preserves Dolly Parton’s literacy legacy statewide | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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Throughout the 1990s, Laura Bilbro-Berry ’92 taught second grade in Washington, North Carolina. The small town 115 miles southeast of Chapel Hill sits at the mouth of the Pamlico River with historic houses and buildings lining its main street. In a small trailer she affectionately called her “cottage,” Bilbro-Berry taught students with reading challenges at John C. Tayloe Elementary School. With her help, they learned how to sound out words, decode meaning and read stories aloud. Judy Blume’s “T
She searches for sunlight energy solutions | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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Sustainable energy consumption and conversion options are now widespread. Using sunlight to power our houses or electricity to fuel our cars offers alternatives to traditional practices. The technologies that allow us to harness and use sustainable energy are a step in the right direction, but a disconnect lies between their operational needs and our nation’s infrastructure. Jillian Dempsey, Francis Preston Venable Distinguished Professor in the UNC College of Arts and Sciences’ chemistry depart
Save this Tar Heel bucket list | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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Throughout UNC-Chapel Hill’s 232 years, Tar Heels have created and upheld several traditions that have become mainstays on campus. They keep Tar Heels of all ages and eras connected, forming common experiences that shape what it means to be part of the Carolina community. Here’s a roundup of places to visit, events to see and food to eat while in Chapel Hill. In recent decades, students have lined up outside the Old Well on the first day of classes to get a sip of water and good fortune for the
Rx-IMPACT recruits future pharmacists for rural North Carolina | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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Stephanie Kiser ’92 led rural health programming at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy for more than a decade. But she was a rural resident long before that, one of just 87 students in her high school class in Sampson County, where there were “more livestock than people,” she joked. It wasn’t until a pharmacist visited her school’s career fair that she considered the profession. “She talked about how she loved giving back to her community and how this really fed her,” said Kiser. “That is what
Thanking the community that’s been there all along | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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When Dr. Michael “Mike” Kretchmer ’02 (MS) came to the UNC Adams School of Dentistry to pursue a master’s degree in periodontology, he was stretched thin financially. Having just graduated from dental school at the State University of New York at Buffalo, Kretchmer was deferring his existing student loans while taking out additional ones to pay for Carolina. At one point, he approached his program director, the late Dr. Ray Williams, and told him plainly he was out of money. Williams gave Kretch
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