EMES Seminar Speaker - Dr. Robert Spencer, Florida State University Organic matter holds a richness of molecular-level information that can be linked to sources, processing, and ultimately its environmental role. In recent decades the rise of ultrahigh resolution mass spectrometry has led to enhanced ability in resolving organic matter molecular complexity and opening the black […]
Leveling Up LinkedIn Working Group Unlock the power of LinkedIn to build your professional brand! Learn how to create a standout profile, connect with industry professionals, and use LinkedIn to find jobs, internships, and networking opportunities. You will update your profile during this interactive working session with opportunities to get feedback on how to best […]
ADHD: Body Doubling & Productivity Session Procrastinating? Putting off sending that email or starting that paper? Do you work better around others? Come to this body doubling session where you'll set a goal, work independently beside other students, and meet those goals! From Wednesday, April 22, 2026 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM EDT at SASB […]
“The Sacred Door”: The Human Lives of an African Folktale This semester, CPH’s HUMANITIES IN ACTION series is partnering with Carolina’s Area Studies Centers, each focused on research, outreach, and teaching on a specific part of the world. Join us for compelling talks that highlight the wealth of scholarship at UNC-Chapel Hill. Humanities in Action Wednesday, April […]
Swahili Language Table A fun welcoming gathering where students enrolled in Swahili and community members practice Swahili conversation, grammar and vocabulary in a supportive environment. From Wednesday, April 22, 2026 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM EDT at Aumni Hall 0207.
The Living Hip-Hop Museum Join us for our exploration of hip-hop culture: its history, evolution, and our vision for its future! The artifacts on display are of personal, public, and cultural significance, expertly curated by the students of MUSC 150: Intro to Hip-Hop. From Wednesday, April 22, 2026 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM EDT at […]
From Carolina to What’s Next: Planning for Life After College - Financial Literacy Month at Carolina: Build Your Money Game Plan Life after Carolina might feel far away, but planning can make the transition much easier. This beginner-friendly workshop covers the financial realities of life after college, from managing a paycheck to planning for housing […]
Law School, Legal Profession, and Public Service with Former AG of Maryland Doug Gansler Join ULACs speaker series with former AG of Maryland Doug Gansler. He is a UVA Law Alumni and was AG of Maryland from 2007-2015 who now does private practice. Come join our zoom to hear about his life and to ask […]
HHJ Exhibition Night Please join us to celebrate the launch of the 2025-26 Annual Issue of the Health Humanities Journal! At this year’s Exhibition Night, enjoy snacks and refreshments, readings from our published authors, words from a guest speaker, and of course, free copies of our freshly minted journal. We are hosting our event Wednesday, […]
MEJO 584: International Projects Documentary Screening -- Malama Maui: The Land We Hold The students of MEJO 584: International Projects travelled to Maui, Hawaii this spring to document stories of local resilience on the island. This event is a 2-hour long documentary screening of their project. From Wednesday, April 22, 2026 6:00 PM to 8:00 […]
Navigating Disability in an Evolving Policy Landscape Join UAEM at UNC for Navigating Disability in an Evolving Policy Landscape, a panel exploring how public policy shapes access, equity, and outcomes for individuals with disabilities. This discussion will bring together perspectives from research, education, and active care to examine gaps in implementation, systemic barriers, and opportunities […]