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Carolina alumni research informs violence prevention 

Research driven by a recent master’s alumna and her internship director, also a Carolina alumna, informs Violence Prevention and Advocacy Services at UNC-Chapel Hill.

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Summer break 2025 resources

There are a number of resources, activities and services available for students who stay in Chapel Hill over summer break.
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Research and the student experience

Learn how these Tar Heels have grown as students and as researchers during their time at UNC-Chapel Hill. #UNCResearchIsNC

Tar Heel Top 5

The Tar Heel Top Five is designed to keep Carolina’s students informed about must-know activities and events on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus. Follow us on Instagram to find these highlights in our stories.

April 21 — April 25

  1. SAAM Self-Care on the Go — April 22, from 10:30-1:30 in the Pit. Join in for a quick break with an emphasis on self-care, healing, and resilience.
  2. Field Day HIIT Pop-up — April 22, field-day-style event outside at 5:15 p.m. at Hooker Fields.
  3. Treat Yo Self — Final event of the semester at the Carolina Union. April 23!
  4. High Five for Heels — Join fellow Tar Heels and get a high five and a snack outside of SASB from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.!
  5. Democracy & Dialogue — Learn from your peers as to how they are navigating academic competition and imposter syndrome. April 25.

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Student Affairs leaders are creating new paths to meet the needs of our students and ensure that the bonds of engagement through student activities and organizations remain strong. Help us make a difference in the lives of the next generation of Tar Heels.
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