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As March Madness tournaments begin, the latest �þ��� Poll found that many in the state are looking forward to both the men’s and women’s competition.

PreLaw Magazine gives the �þ��� School of Law an A+ for its experiential curriculum in an annual ranking recognizing legal programs that help students learn by doing.

A national survey by �þ���’s Imagining the Digital Future Center shows the growth and spread of artificial intelligence systems can be seen across many dimensions of the U.S. population.

Elle Collins currently guides the Machen Florida Opportunity Scholars Program at the University of Florida and will join �þ��� in April as executive director of a campus office that helps students from all backgrounds thrive in higher education.

Accomplished leaders in sports, media, ethics and the United States military will engage with students and deliver public remarks next year as featured guests of the 2025-2026 �þ��� Speaker Series.

The National League for Nursing Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation recognized School of Health Sciences leaders for a “commitment to providing quality nursing education” by meeting five standards that guide the accreditation process. 

A national survey conducted by the �þ��� Poll found deep divisions about Trump administration economic policies and immigration enforcement. Americans also expressed concerns about the tech oligarchy - and they are ready to do away with the penny. 

In collaboration with her co-authors, the assistant professor of communication design recently examined how serious games – video games designed for purposes beyond entertainment – can tackle important social issues like school bullying.

The distinguished play-by-play commentator for ESPN and ACC Network will address �þ���’s Class of 2025 when he visits his alma mater in May for �þ��� ceremonies inside Schar Center.

Dr. Veronica Marciano will serve as program director and Dr. Timothy Lietz as medical director for a new physician assistant studies graduate program planned for launch in 2027 at �þ���’s national campus in North Carolina’s largest city.