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Let the GAA help you prepare for the post-graduate world. Check out our new Graduation Central, which features the Commencement address and five things you need to do once you've graduated.
An administrator who oversees financial aid and three alumni were honored on Saturday for outstanding service to the University and to the association. Photo Sarah Arneson '96
Classes of 1952, '57, '62, '67, '72 and the Old Students Club returned to Chapel Hill this weekend for reunions. Here a group prepares to leave for a walking tour of campus. More photos in our photo gallery.
Read about The Carolina Inn showing off UNC history, how Paul Jones got us hooked on email (and now wants to kill it) and about alumni aiming to solve the world's problems.
The names of more than 43,000 alumni and friends can be found on the GAA's permanent life member roster - now available online. Life member dues strengthen your GAA and future generations of Tar Heels by serving our University and preserving its great traditions.
From its earliest issues in 1912, the Review has sought to capture Carolina's spirit. As part of the new Collectible Covers project, GAA members can own framed and matted reproductions of any of the Review's covers from the past 100 years. Order yours today.
The district attorney for Orange and Chatham counties has decided to ask the State Bureau of Investigation to look into a report of academic fraud in UNC's department of African and Afro-American studies.
President Barack Obama has nominated Emil J. Kang, executive director for the arts and professor of the practice of music at Carolina, to become a member of the National Council on the Arts.
Red flags raised during the UNC football program investigation led to a probe of the University's department of African and Afro-American studies that has turned up what appears to be a multi-faceted web of academic fraud in which professors were absent, grades were changed without proper authorization and faculty oversight of students' work was suspect.
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg advises Carolina's class of 2012 to follow the lessons of Tar Heel basketball.
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