Managing family life and graduate studies is not always easy, but academic departments, The Graduate School and other organizations help students find community and thrive

“With this new endeavor, we are excited to showcase the scholarship of our students while cultivating conversation with our broader campus community,” said Kathy Wood, co-director of Diversity and Student Success.

First-year doctoral students Bryan and Kenneth Guzmán began their doctoral studies in biological and biomedical sciences in fall 2018.

The Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning (CIRTL), founded in 2003, focuses on developing faculty nationwide who implement and advance evidence-based teaching within STEM undergraduate education.

The Graduate School welcomes grad students to the Carolina family Picture a room of about 800 new graduate students all ready to learn about their new academic journey.

Weiss Urban Livability Program began with an idea on a napkin; since then, more than 200 graduate students have received fellowships in livability research

Grad students bring millions in research funding to UNC-Chapel Hill