After several sleepless nights, Timothy D. Adams found himself in the Oval Office. He was early in his career, far from his hometown in rural Kentucky and Adams was briefing the president at the time — George H. W. Bush …

Karla Pollmann, president of Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen, visited UNC-Chapel Hill in February. Her visit, which brought together faculty and leaders from across campus, strengthened and celebrated ties between the universities. The strategic partnership between Tübingen and UNC-Chapel Hill …

Women in National Security (WINS) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is encouraging students, especially women, to pursue careers in national security. Through professional development, networking events and fostering camaraderie, WINS is paving the way for the …

Jennifer Mulveny ’96 starts every workday with a notebook — of the pen-and-paper variety. Her office has a locker full of these physical notebooks, peppered with sticky notes outlining plans, processes and ideas, as well as a good old-fashioned to-do …

At UNC-Chapel Hill, students and faculty have opportunities to participate in enriching international academic exchange — sharing ideas, methods and perspectives on global challenges. One of these exchanges involves biomedical engineering education and research with Nagoya University. The “Convolution of …