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������Ƶ seniors Christopher D’Inzeo, Samuel Ramirez and Genesis Tolbert have been awarded the NIH Undergraduate Scholarship.

������Ƶ is proud to present an exceptional opportunity for students to connect directly with recruiters from diverse graduate and professional programs. Whether you're considering furthering your education after graduation, pursuing a master's degree Ph.D., or exploring professional programs, the Graduate and Professional School Fair is your gateway to a world of possibilities. Join us on Thursday, October 26, from 4-6 p.m. in McKinnon Hall – Moseley Center for an event that promises to shape your academic and professional future.

One of only 10 recipients of the 2023-24 Kaplan Fellowship, Sears is focused on developing cell and gene therapies for neurodegenerative and neuromuscular diseases.

Callie Crew ’15 and Jeffrey Cook ’15 are the textbook definition of a power couple. Excelling in different careers, they exemplify how ������Ƶ students can find success through varied experiences that lead to opportunities in a range of career fields.

This is the first in a series of Career Moves stories that will appear throughout the fall semester on Today at ������Ƶ. The stories highlight those who have worked with professionals in the Student Professional Development Center (SPDC) to define their career goals, secure an internship or job, or gain support in achieving professional or other career-related goals. The first in the series is about Anelisa Holder.

Donnelly has successfully secured an internship with TRC Companies, an accomplishment that highlights the invaluable support she received from ������Ƶ's Student Professional Development Center (SPDC).

Wildish, a graduate of ������Ƶ’s music theatre program and a singer-songwriter specializing in bluegrass and Americana, performed on the show’s 24th season premiere Sept. 25.

News of the ������Ƶ in Charlotte regional center garnered attention from multiple news outlets throughout North Carolina and nationwide.

During summer 2023, the innovative program saw more than 40 ������Ƶ students working with a range of Alamance County businesses and organizations through university-funded internships.

������Ƶ in Charlotte will serve students, parents, alumni and the community, offering collaborative learning, networking and professional development opportunities.