Joshua McCormack is a journalist based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He writes for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and his work has also been featured in The University Observer. Joshua covers a range of topics including campus events, healthcare, technology, and alumni achievements.
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Joshua McCormack's coverage focuses on local educational and cultural events, university programs, achievements, and resources. He seems to prioritize event coverage and press releases related to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. If you want to reach out effectively, consider providing newsworthy information about local campus events, academic programs or student resources at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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By: Unc Kenan-Flagler
The Master of Science in Business Management teaches the basics to those who didn’t study business.
The Eshelman Innovation assistant professor uses light activation to dose drugs more precisely.
Helicopter rescue specialist Matthew Mauzy participated in the state’s largest rescue operation in a decade.
A Carolina expert recommends vaccines to prevent illness and, if sick, starting treatment within the first 48 hours.
By: Joshua Mccormack
The U.S. government honor is the highest given to scientists and engineers who show exceptional potential.
By: Abigail Brewer
The University ranked second highest in the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment and Rating System.
Assassination is an interesting word. It dresses murder in extravagant clothing, lends the monstrous act an air of romanticism, or legitimacy.
Alfred Nobel was labelled 'The Merchant of Death' for his invention of dynamite. While the theory was never confirmed by Nobel, many believe that
By: Joshua McCormack
In the century or so that cinema has existed, the portrayal of women on screen has undergone a radical transformation; damsels-in-distress, to
I have, to put a diplomatic term on it, a somewhat sceptical view of Social Media. My personal gripes with the likes of Instagram, Snapchat, and
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