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CATL Teaching and Learning Grants support innovative, inclusive and/or scholarly �þ��� and learning projects that experiment with learning strategies or assessments, pilot engaged �þ��� approaches and/or evaluate the impact of pedagogical practices.

The Feb. 29 celebration in Turner Theatre will include a panel discussion with returned Peace Corps volunteers and a viewing of the “A Towering Task” documentary about the global service organization.

Davis visited �þ��� on Feb. 20 as part of the Liberal Arts Forum lecture series.

The Cormac McCarthy Society featured Greg Hlavaty's "The Huntsman and His Hounds (or, Eulogy for Cormac McCarthy)" in its February 2024 newsletter.

Mary Jo Festle, Maude Sharpe Powell Professor of History, and Ann Cahill, professor of philosophy and director of the National and International Fellowships Office, were celebrated on Tuesday, Feb. 20, as �þ���’s seventh and eighth Distinguished University Professors.

The annual jazz festival includes workshops and clinics for middle and high school students, "jam session" opportunities for the community, and the free Jazz Festival Concert headlined by trumpeter Kris Johnson.

The Health Equity Scholars for Action program supports academic researchers from historically underrepresented backgrounds as they expand research designed to dismantle systemic and structural barriers to health and well-being.

Rozan was recently recognized as a 2023 BlooLoop Power 10 Museum Influencer for his achievements.  

Heather Barker and Emily Elrod presented their current research at the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators Conference held in Orlando, Florida on February 8-10th.

Emily Elrod, a lecturer in the mathematics and statistics department, was elected as president-elect for the North Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics.