News Archive - November 2024

Looking for the perfect holiday gift for the book lovers in your life? Let our talented law librarian, Kerri-Ann Rowe, guide your shopping with her thoughtful recommendations that will appeal …

In North Carolina, where nearly a quarter of the population relies on unregulated private wells, UNC School of Law Professor Maria Savasta-Kennedy is spearheading efforts to protect residents from potentially …

Dr. Alice Ammerman, the Mildred Kaufman Distinguished Professor in the Department of Nutrition, and the director of the UNC Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention at Gillings School of …

The term “desert” can describe a region of extremely high or low temperatures with scarce vegetation. According to Mary Irvine ’12, executive director of North Carolina Interest on Lawyers’ Trust …

“I have been taking CLE for 50 years and today’s class may have been the best I have ever taken,” declared one veteran attorney after the University of North Carolina …

Despite increased concerns about doctors spreading false medical claims during the COVID-19 pandemic, medical boards rarely take disciplinary action against physicians for spreading misinformation, according to a new study by …

For Dave Fitzgerald ’15, the path to a legal career was paved with service and shaped by his experiences in the U.S. Army. After graduating from Notre Dame, where he …

After service, it can be tough for veterans to find a sense of community, but the Veterans Advocacy Legal Organization in the UNC School of Law hopes to provide that for Tar Heel veterans …

The excitement is building as we’re just one week away from our annual Law Alumni Weekend, taking place November 15-16, 2024. If you haven’t already, there’s still time to join …

When Kim Twiddy founded Outer Banks Entrepreneurs (OBE) 12 years ago, she sought to create the supportive business community she was missing in her work as a 911 operator. Working …