When UNC graduate Ning Lee was a high school senior in Singapore, she hadn’t planned to major in music in college. “I loved music, but the reality was the options for music professionals in either performance, instruction and even management were fairly limited. Even arts administration is a challenging niche to try and establish oneself,”...
The submission period is now open for the 14th annual amateur Carolina Global Photography Competition hosted by the Center for Global Initiatives (CGI), the Study Abroad Office, and UNC Global. The competition is open to all students, faculty, alumni, and staff of UNC-Chapel Hill. Photos may represent any world region and there is no restriction...
Wynton Marsalis, András Schiff, Chris Thile and Alvin Ailey are among the internationally renowned performers, emerging artists and returning favorites who highlight Carolina Performing Arts’ 2013-14 season. Twenty-seven programs showcasing the best in modern dance, classical concerts, world music, American roots and jazz will be featured Sept. 27 through April 23 at the University of...
An excerpt of an essay by Banu Gökariksel for ISLAMiCommentary, part of a Transcultural Islam Project produced by the Duke Islamic Studies Center in partnership with the Carolina Center for the Study of the Middle East and Muslim Civilizations and the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies.
Amy Dingler came to Carolina from another Fayetteville, the one in Georgia. But instead of heading due north, as one would expect, Amy’s route to Chapel Hill took her in a different direction—through India, Hungary and Madagascar, with a detour through Europe. As one of UNC’s first Global Gap Year Fellows, Amy deferred her admission...
UNC Visits King’s for Academic Conferences and Partnership Support
TransAtlantic Masters Student Awarded DACOR Bacon House Foundation Fellowship
Morgan Pitelka Is New Director of the Carolina Asia Center 
Better Together: Meeting International Education Goals in Partnership