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Fall 2007

In this issue:

Chancellor's Column

• Building a better Carolina—together

Feature Stories

• Carolina and Jack Kent Cooke Foundation team up to increase college applications nationwide

• Stallings gift names new sports medicine center

• Gillings' gift leads to public health center that aims to improve clinical trials

• Class of 2005 honors Carolina's 9/11 victims

• Entrepreneurship and public service: partners for social change

• George and Susan Beischer pledge $1 million challenge gift for Center for Banking and Finance

• UNC raises Carolina Covenant Campaign goal to $20 million

• Tar Heel country crosses the pond

• School of Social Work receives $1 million to establish professorship, innovations fund

• Greetings from the Tar Heel state

• C. Felix Harvey III: coming full circle

• Honors Program gets $5 million boost

• Hodgeses accept Kenan performing arts challenge

Briefs

• UNC sets fund-raising record—again!

• General Assembly provides groundbreaking funding for cancer research

• New leadership, faces on UNC Board of Trustees

• C.D. Spangler Foundation announces once-in-a-lifetime opportunity

• $4 million gift to enhance UNC Kenan-Flagler's real estate program

• First four Kenan Music Scholars named

• UNC School of Medicine names first Perlmutt Scholar

• Kidwell named first director of American Indian Center

• 22 UNC students to study in Asia as Phillips Ambassadors

• Medieval and early modern studies to reach beyond European borders