News | Carolina Meadows - Part 26

Recreating the Trial of Nelson Mandela

When put on trial in 1962 for sabotage and other charges, anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela expected to be executed. However, because of pressure from the U.S. and other countries, ...

Courtyard by Carolina Meadows

Lovely photos of the Activities Courtyard at Carolina Meadows. The courtyard, in full bloom, is conveniently located just outside the Cafe, where diners can grab a quick salad, sandwich or ...

Letters bring to life Civil War’s effect on UNC students, faculty, families

The Setting: Mid-April 1861. Students with borrowed muskets, wood put together like guns, and swords are drilling between New West and Old East. A WRAL TV news van pulls up ...

UNC researcher works toward anti-HIV vaccine

Professor Myron Cohen, in an intriguing presentation recently at Carolina Meadows, described the AIDS research he has been helping lead ...

Opera provides humor, drama, emotion

What came first -- the human voice in song, or instruments that made music? Professor Ray Dicks, in his recent presentation “...

“Rethinking Aging” as Retirees Lead Longer, Active Lives

Dr. Nortin Hadler, who is the head of rheumatology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, spoke about “...

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