The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History is undertaking an auditorium seat naming campaign to raise money towards completing the unfinished parts of the Center, and the Alumni Committee on Racial and Ethnic Diversity’s African American Subcommittee is helping to spread the word.

Southern Mix honors the distinctive and powerful stories of Asians and Asian Americans in the US South through building a collection within the Southern Oral History Program.

When Bernard Bell was initially tapped to become executive director of Carolina’s Shuford Program for Entrepreneurship, he wasn’t sure he wanted the position. Fortunately for UNC and its students, Bell reconsidered and assumed the position on July 1.

Former Board of Visitors Chair to lead Capital Campaign as well as Diversity Strategy Committee. The Diversity Strategy Committee will identify and cultivate alumni of color who are capable of making large-dollar commitments to the University.

When touring campus as a high school student, UNC senior Corinna Fonseca felt immediately drawn to the people. The enthusiastic students, faculty, and staff that make up Carolina’s community were the deciding factor in her decision to attend the University and after four years, Fonseca has not been disappointed.

Genevieve Lowry Cole has been blazing trails her entire life. As the first American Indian woman to graduate from UNC, she opened doors for women and American Indians to reach for and achieve a college education.