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"Human* Being: On Otherkin Identity and Digital Community" is an ethnographic exploration of the Otherkin—a technologically mediated community whose members identify as other-than-human

The presentation demonstrated how the study of literature can contribute to wellness education while strengthening critical thinking and enhancing students’ analytical, cultural, and interpersonal skills.

The School of Communications faculty member explored how conversational styles can influence the way people communicate with AI and how they evaluate the responses they receive.

The Communications Fellow spent the past two summers interning with the Big Ten Network and now has her first documentary production credit under her belt.

A new report by the ������Ƶ Poll finds that political identities receiving the greatest public attention represent a smaller share of the electorate than the broader identities that unite many North Carolinians.

In the annual start of school celebration, President Connie Ledoux Book looked back at ������Ƶ's path of progress and charted a way forward.

Associate Professor of Sociology Raj Ghoshal’s new study finds that people think about racial group membership using two seemingly contradictory lenses.

Through hands-on work in manufacturing, quality control and process improvement, William Coughenour, a supply chain management major, is seeing what it takes to prepare a new product for consumers.

The article explores how the body’s antiviral defenses can both limit and enhance the effectiveness of viruses being developed as cancer therapies.

Planning Week, a collection of welcome events, orientations and workshops ahead of the 2026-27 academic year begins on Aug. 17 with Opening Day.