Mary Gwendolyn Burton Caldwell
…a graduate student in the Botany Department in 1938. “[She] thought the world of some of the UNC professors who mentored her in the typically male-dominated field… They would hike…
…a graduate student in the Botany Department in 1938. “[She] thought the world of some of the UNC professors who mentored her in the typically male-dominated field… They would hike…
…when I’m working in the compost, I am grounded and invigorated. So much of what has happened this year has felt out of my control, suffering filling the world that…
…and served in the submarine services in the United States Navy during World War II. He earned his Bachelor Degree from the College of William & Mary in Williamburg, Virginia…
…1940 Yearbook I went to Chapel Hill and began to work in the atelier of the art department under the leadership of Russell Train Smith, the chairman of the department….
Friday, May 17; 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Saturday, May 18; 12 – 3 p.m. Welcome to the Cicada Symphony! Dive into the wild world of cicadas with us. Discover…
The 34th annual Sculpture in the Garden opened on Sunday, September 18 and runs until Sunday, December 4. Since 1988, Sculpture in the Garden has united the work of local…
…job. A. I’m in the business world. After working the corporate track in New York, I came back home almost a decade ago – I missed NC and well, I…
…bulldozed. Their main target was Sandhills pyxie-moss (Pyxidanthera barbulata var. brevifolia), a rare shrub that — in the entire world — grows only in six counties in the Sandhills of…
The 35th annual Sculpture in the Garden opens on Sunday, September 17 and runs until Sunday, December 3. Sculpture in the Garden unites the work of local artists with the…
…of the carnation rust. Botanical Gazette 40: 225-229. Sheldon, John L. 1905. Concerning the identity of the fungi causing an anthracnose of the sweet-pea and the bitter-rot of the apple….