Chapel Hill & Durham, North Carolina, May 5, 2026– The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is proud to welcome twenty-five incoming first-year students as members of its Class of 2030. Selected…
One of the nation’s most prestigious honors for students committed to public service, the Truman Scholarship recognizes exceptional leadership, academic excellence, and a demonstrated commitment to improving the public good.…
The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is excited to congratulate and welcome two first-year students to its Class of 2029 Scholars. These Scholars exemplify the authenticity, curiosity, and commitment to change…
Campus Switch is a defining feature of the Robertson Scholars Leadership Program, giving students the opportunity to study at their sister campus — Duke University or UNC-Chapel Hill — for…
On March 1, three Robertson Scholars will step into very different spaces — united by a shared decision: to speak with purpose. Isaac Frank ’26 is making history as the…
Another Robertson Scholar has been awarded a Rhodes Scholarship. Join us in congratulating Gabrielle Moreau ’26 on this remarkable achievement. Gabrielle, a native of Toronto, is a Rhodes Scholar for…
The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program is thrilled to congratulate senior Tiana Dinham ’26 on being named a Rhodes Scholar. Tiana is a geological science major, with a minor in in…
Kunal Khaware ’26 is an executive producer for Eleanor the Great, a film directed by Scarlett Johansson featuring June Squibb as the lead. The film explores Holocaust remembrance expressed through…
Trey Walk ’19 is gaining attention and recognition for a longform feature he wrote documenting Hurricane Helene recovery efforts in Western North Carolina. Trey shares that what he found through…
Reposted with permission from UNC Research Stories. Story by Maggie McIntyre, UNC Research. Photo by Megan Mendenhall, UNC Research. As Anish Aradhey ’27 sets foot into the Southern Astrophysical Research Telescope in…