Lisa Bauer grew up bilingual in German and English. Her love of learning languages also includes Spanish, Italian and French. While an undergraduate at Johns Hopkins University, Bauer started adding computer programming languages to her repertoire. Now a second-year computer science … Read more

The Snowbird Day School closed in 1963 – but it still has a tremendous influence on the small western N.C. community of Tuti yi. About 550 Cherokee Indian children attended the school, and 80 of those former students are still … Read more

Andrew Ringlee, a historian for the United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration, says, “I use the research and teaching skills that I acquired during my graduate program at UNC every day in my current position.” The doctoral alumnus in … Read more

The Royster Society of Fellows attracts exceptionally talented graduate students from around the world to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The fellowship program also prepares them for unprecedented global learning opportunities. International education is important for graduate students because … Read more

When Sertanya Reddy moved to the United States, she only knew one person. Starting a Ph.D. program at the same time as moving to a new country was challenging. Reddy, originally from South Africa, says it can be difficult to … Read more