Brain-body breakthrough
Keely Muscatell is one of just a few scholars conducting research within this realm and is working closely with two Ph.D. students to uncover the short- and long-term effects of one particularly ugly social experience: racial discrimination.
From 1921-2021: a 100-year retrospective of graduate education at Carolina
A 100-year look back at graduate education at UNC-Chapel Hill.
The GPS: The Graduate School’s bi-weekly email for students
Postdoc in Europe, spring break, join GPSG
Providing a ‘moment of recognition’
Graeme Robertson, a professor in the Department of Political Science, is two years into a three-year term professorship, offered by The Graduate School.
Four graduate alumni receive The Graduate School Dean’s Distinguished Dissertation Award
Honoring the 2022 recipients of the Dean’s Distinguished Dissertation Awards.
Women’s Voices at Carolina
Featuring Ph.D. candidate and Impact Award recipient Irene Manning.
From the dean: A global university
Dean Suzanne Barbour on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
A mindset of service: Former Lost Boy of South Sudan pursues his Ph.D. in public policy
Former “Lost Boy of Sudan” is pursuing a doctorate in public policy to help advance peace and community in his home country.
Planning for the European postdoc: opportunities and considerations
Planning for the European postdoc, a seminar sponsored by The Graduate School’s Royster Society of Fellows and the Center for European Studies.
Why I Give: John Poulton
John Poulton (Ph.D. ’80) discusses his endowment of a Summer Research Fellowship at The Graduate School.