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Carolina hosts its first bilingual music summer camp
Student Stories Thursday, July 16th, 2026 Campers at Enlaces Verano shared their artwork - reflecting on a week of creativity and cultural expression through drawings and music. (Submitted photo) Rising third and fourth grade students visited Carolina this summer for Enlaces Verano: 2026 Bilingual Music Summer Camp, experiencing a unique opportunity to explore music in both English and Spanish.
Philosophy department’s roots intertwine with America’s
Alumni Wednesday, July 15th, 2026 Carolina's philosophy department's many influential faculty members include (l-r) E. Maynard Adams, Susan Wolf and Geoffrey Sayre-McCord. (Submitted photo) From the lectures of Horace Williams in the late 1800s to the public-facing mission of Maynard Adams and the modern ethics of Susan Wolf, UNC-Chapel Hill has consistently produced thinkers who believe that the life of the mind is the highest form of service.
Classics professor shares thoughts on ‘The Odyssey’
College of Arts and Sciences Wednesday, July 15th, 2026 Duncan's own introduction to the classic tale was through a 1990s television miniseries. (Submitted photo) With the blockbuster film adaptation of “The Odyssey” hitting theaters July 17, historians and ancient Greek mythology scholars are anticipating renewed interest in the classic story among younger audiences.