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2023 Celebration of Undergraduate Research

04/19/2023

The 24th Annual Celebration of Undergrad … Read more

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Wild Things Make Their Hearts Sing

02/23/2023

The following excerpt is from an article on undergraduate research in Endeavors magazine.

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The Search for Elusive Zines

10/19/2022

The UNC senior’s research took him to libraries and archives in Chicago and North Carolina to find transgender representation in queercore publications from the ’80s to the early 2000s.

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UNC Junior Studies How Climate Change Might Disrupt Butterfly Life Cycles

10/11/2022

Madison Milotte used a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship to study how increasing temperatures affect the pupation of cabbage white butterflies.

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Sustainable Food Procurement and Stakeholders at UNC

10/04/2022

Research completed by an Undergraduate Research Team funded by the UNC Office for Undergraduate Research has been published in the Journal of Agriculture, Food Studies, and Community Development.

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A Storied History

09/21/2022

Junior Britney Hong conducted oral histories of Southeast Asian American writers in North Carolina through a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship.

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Research Ripple Effect

04/22/2022

We caught up with junior OUR Ambassador Aakanksha Gundu, who does research in the School of Medicine’s Strahl lab.

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Ramses visiting a student's poster

23rd Annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research

03/24/2022

Click through to read details about the 2022 Celebration of Undergraduate Research, where more than 400 students presented their research.

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Check out our March 2022 Newsletter

03/14/2022

Information about the 23rd Celebration of Undergraduate Research, summer research opportunities and more.

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A student uses a hoe to plant in the Carolina Community Garden.

Planting a “Sense of Place”

11/24/2021

Undergraduates Mackenzie Collura Repp, Samara Airy Perez Labra, and Gabby Walton learned the meaning of hands-on research over the last year and a half  by getting their hands very, very dirty. From fall 2020 to summer 2021, they planted a garden inspired by their transcriptions of the diary of one of the twentieth century’s most influential American Indian writers and intellectuals.

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