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UNC offers courses for Spanish speakers to stay connected to the language (opens the original)
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For bilingual students who grow up speaking Spanish at home, coming to college can change when, where and with whom they use the language. While some bilingual students’ academic and social life at UNC may take place in English, continuing to speak Spanish can also provide a connection to family, culture and community, although the experience is not the same for every bilingual student. Lamar Graham, associate professor and director of graduate studies in the Department of Romance Studies, said
UNC offers courses for Spanish speakers to stay connected to the language (opens the original)
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For bilingual students who grow up speaking Spanish at home, coming to college can change when, where and with whom they use the language. While some bilingual students’ academic and social life at UNC may take place in English, continuing to speak Spanish can also provide a connection to family, culture and community, although the experience is not the same for every bilingual student. Lamar Graham, associate professor and director of graduate studies in the Department of Romance Studies, said
UNC chemistry department throws new curve at students (opens the original)
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For months, students in Gary Pielak’s fall 2025 section of Chemistry 430: Introduction to Biological Chemistry thought their final grades, which many felt were unjust and unreasonably curved, were settled. Last week, UNC amended them. The Chemistry Department assembled a Departmental Review Committee after several students in the class submitted grade appeals in December 2025, according to an email sent to students on Aug. 20 by Chloē Russell, associate dean and director of UNC Advising. Accordi
UNC chemistry department throws new curve at students (opens the original)
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For months, students in Gary Pielak’s fall 2025 section of Chemistry 430: Introduction to Biological Chemistry thought their final grades, which many felt were unjust and unreasonably curved, were settled. Last week, UNC amended them. The Chemistry Department assembled a Departmental Review Committee after several students in the class submitted grade appeals in December 2025, according to an email sent to students on Aug. 20 by Chloē Russell, associate dean and director of UNC Advising. Accordi
UNC bachelor’s degree in social work expected to launch next year (opens the original)
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For UNC students interested in social work, pursuing the profession has traditionally meant charting the course to obtain a graduate degree. Starting next fall, that’ll change; undergraduate students will be able to pursue a bachelor’s in social work. The UNC System Board of Governors unanimously approved a new Bachelor of Social Work degree in July, giving UNC undergraduates a direct pathway into the field for the first time. The program, housed within UNC’s School of Social Work, is currently
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