Ph.D. student Emily McDonnell is a proud citizen of the Navajo Nation who researches how material culture can be an expression of contemporary Indigenous identity and its connection with policy, geography, and economic development.
Graduate Education Advancement Board member Leah Townsend ’11 (’17 Ph.D.) contributes to start-up’s novel treatment for mental illness.
The Graduate School has named Zari Taylor, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Communication, as its 2022-2023 senior fellow for the Weiss Urban Livability Program.
A dozen graduate students at UNC-Chapel Hill have received prestigious federal grants from the National Science Foundation.
The Carolina community joins The Graduate School in recognizing Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week.
Graduate and professional students make up nearly 40% of Carolina’s student body. Every day, they perform vital work in our classrooms, our research labs and our public service projects. They mentor and train our undergraduate students, and they bring energy and creativity to their work with our faculty.
In recognition of Women’s History Month, we caught up with Linda Dykstra, former dean of The Graduate School.
More than half a dozen graduate programs ranked in the top ten for public institutions according to U.S. News & World Report.
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.
A 100-year look back at graduate education at UNC-Chapel Hill.
