Strategic planning, Three Minute Thesis winner, pop-up exhibit

Fall break 2022 message from Dean Beth Mayer-Davis.

Alongside Associate Professor Janet Nye at the UNC Institute of Marine Sciences, graduate student Sally Dowd is working toward a better understanding of how ocean warming affects fish populations in coastal regions and the broader implications of these changes.

Graduate student Mackenna Wood with the Department of Physics and Astronomy took the top prize during The Graduate School’s annual Three Minute Thesis competition. 

Reflections from the fall 2022 pop-up exhibit titled: Surviving and thriving—the graduate student experience.

Ph.D. candidate Zack Bruce Hall II is one of 44 awardees of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) Program, which will allow him research opportunities at the DOE Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

Latinx Heritage Month, 3MT, managing up.

The Graduate School announces its top-ten finalists for its upcoming Three Minute Thesis competition, to be held on October 11.

Graduate student assesses ecological impacts of shellfish relays in North Carolina.

A broad study looking at food and water insecurity in the Galápagos brings together a team of researchers to focus on an often-overlooked population. Story featuring Josh Miller, a doctoral student with the Royster Society of Fellows.