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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A top lieutenant to North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger announced on Tuesday his resignation from his Senate seat, creating a leadership vacancy as the Senate enters a more intense work period this year. Republican Senate Majority Leader Paul Newton is retiring effective Wednesday evening "to pursue an opportunity outside of state government," according to a statement from Senate Republicans. His specific plans weren't …See the Story

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This week, Governor Glenn Youngkin announced Virginia is ready to take full responsibility for K-12 education after President Donald Trump ordered the U.S. Department of Education to be dismantled. The department largely helps states fund programs, dividing funding between schools based on need and population. Still, those who work with some of the community's most vulnerable children hope localities are truly prepared to step up in order to avo…See the Story

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4 Carolina faculty named AAAS fellows | UNC-Chapel Hill

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Four Carolina faculty members have been named 2024 fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, one of the largest multidisciplinary scientific societies and publisher of the Science family of academic journals. The selection is one of the most distinguished honors in the scientific community. “We are proud of the work our scientists do for the state and nation, and especially proud of these four who have received honor a…See the Story

Zarzar brothers followed father into psychiatry | UNC-Chapel Hill

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Zarzar brothers followed father into psychiatry | UNC-Chapel Hill

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For the Zarzar brothers, psychiatry isn’t just a job — it’s in their genes. Drs. Mike, Nick and David Zarzar grew up watching their father, a psychiatrist, compassionately care for his patients. All three earned their undergraduate and medical degrees from UNC–Chapel Hill then, like their father, dedicated their lives to helping others through psychiatry. Mike Zarzar ’80, 84 (MD), the oldest, joined UNC School of Medicine psychiatry department i…See the Story

Winston Center studies how technology reshapes brains | UNC-Chapel Hill

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Winston Center studies how technology reshapes brains | UNC-Chapel Hill

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With a new name and a new institutional home, the Winston Center for Technology and the Developing Mind is taking its next step. Previously housed within the UNC College of Arts and Sciences as the Winston National Center on Technology Use, Brain and Psychological Development, the center is now an interdisciplinary pan-campus unit within the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research. Strategic planning, infrastructure and support from UNC Resea…See the Story

Graduate students pursue peaceful solutions | UNC-Chapel Hill

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Graduate students pursue peaceful solutions | UNC-Chapel Hill

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Rotary International created the Rotary Peace Centers program in 1999 to offer master’s level education in fields related to peace-building and conflict resolution to the world’s next generation of leaders in peacemaking. Today, there are seven Rotary Peace Centers in the world. The Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center — established in 2002 — is the only Rotary Peace Center in North and South America. Out of hundreds of applications received each year, …See the Story

SOG dean affirms Carolina’s commitment to serve the state | UNC-Chapel Hill

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SOG dean affirms Carolina’s commitment to serve the state | UNC-Chapel Hill

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As dean of the UNC School of Government, Aimee Wall works diligently to fulfill the school’s mission to improve the lives of North Carolinians. In the school’s 94-year history, Wall is only the fifth leader and the first woman to serve in that role. Wall spoke with The Well about the school’s impact on North Carolina. How is the School of Government fulfilling Carolina’s mission of teaching, research and public service? Public service is at the …See the Story

255 Tar Heels inducted into Phi Beta Kappa | UNC-Chapel Hill

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Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most honored college honorary society, inducted 255 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill students as new members, including 178 from North Carolina. Less than 1% of all college students qualify for acceptance. The recent induction ceremony featured a keynote address by Dennis Blair, Knott Distinguished Visiting Professor of the Practice in the peace, war and defense department in the UNC College of …See the Story

Onetime ‘country boy’ from Spain knows why bubbles ‘gallop’ | UNC-Chapel Hill

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Onetime ‘country boy’ from Spain knows why bubbles ‘gallop’ | UNC-Chapel Hill

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While there’s no mathematical formula to explain destiny, that’s how Carolina researcher Pedro Sáenz describes his journey from northern Spain to UNC-Chapel Hill. Sáenz grew up in La Rioja, Spain, in Viguera — a village of fewer than 400. His father was a farmer, his mother a factory worker. Neither graduated from high school. Sáenz spent his youth doing physical labor and tending to cows. “My life was about using a pitchfork and stacking hay ba…See the Story

Doctoral student aims to bridge research-policy gap | UNC-Chapel Hill

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Doctoral student aims to bridge research-policy gap | UNC-Chapel Hill

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Ariayana Harrell ’23 knew she would need help paying for college, and several schools offered her full-tuition scholarships. But Harrell, who grew up in the small eastern North Carolina community of Washington, wanted to be a Tar Heel — no matter the cost. “I’m going to go to Carolina, and we’re going to have to figure it out,” she told her mom. When she applied, Harrell didn’t know about the Carolina Covenant, the scholarship program that enabl…See the Story