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2 alumni receive MacArthur ‘genius grants’ | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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UNC-Chapel Hill alumni researching memory and indigenous politics in early North America received 2026 MacArthur Fellowships, known as the “genius grants.” Felipe De Brigard ’07 (MA), ’11 (PhD) and Elizabeth Ellis ’15 (PhD) were honored by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for their philosophy and history research, respectively. De Brigard is a philosopher and cognitive scientist reshaping the understanding of the nature and function of memory. He integrates tools and frameworks
Cech Fellow’s curiosity leads to future in translational science | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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By the time Ava Astilla learned she had received a prestigious fellowship to study the gut microbiome, she had already worked in two Carolina laboratories and was in Denmark taking classes and conducting stem cell research. Astilla has actively combined her curiosity about how food affects the human body and learning basic research methods. She’s become confident in herself as a young scientist and wants to pursue a doctoral degree, then use science to help others. Astilla, a senior biology majo
Renovations will reimagine and preserve the Pit | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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The University will soon address long-standing physical challenges at the Pit, a fixture of Carolina campus life for more than 60 years, in preparation to support everyday life and major campus events for generations to come. A true campus meeting point known to be filled with students, faculty, staff and visitors, the Pit faces several issues that can no longer be ignored. The drainage system has failed, often leaving standing water. The brick steps limit accessibility, and an expanding student
Landmark grant celebrates Tom Kenan's commitment to the arts - The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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A catalytic $20 million grant from the William R. Kenan Jr. Charitable Trust will help realize a major expansion of the Ackland Art Museum and create new possibilities for how people experience the arts at UNC-Chapel Hill. Made in honor of Thomas S. “Tom” Kenan III ’59, the grant recognizes his nearly 50 years of dedication to the arts. The grant will also provide an opportunity for Carolina to bring its cultural spaces, programs and experiences together in new ways. With this funding, the Unive
Carolina enrolls largest first-year class ever | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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UNC-Chapel Hill enrolled its largest first-year class in school history, a milestone that reflects record interest in a Carolina education. A total of 6,325 new students, including 5,319 first-year students and 1,006 transfer students, are beginning their Tar Heel journeys. Students were selected from more than 83,000 total applicants. This year’s incoming first-year and transfer students represent 99 North Carolina counties, 50 states, Northern Mariana Islands, Armed Forces Pacific, the Virgin
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