Nandini Kanthi ’27 is the CEO and co-founder of Sensible, a startup that provides an affordable menstrual hygiene product that screens for cervical diseases. The diagnostic device uses naturally discharging menstrual blood.
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Richard Livingston ’21 has returned to Chapel Hill from Washington County to pursue a master’s of public administration from the UNC School of Government. He shares with the University about his drive to serve in local government.

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Cate Miller ’25 shares what she’s learned so far from her Morehead-Cain Mentor, Kate Stotesbery ’17: “She gives me a valuable outlook on the near future, reassuring me that everything will fall into place.” buff.ly/3WwaafR

For Benjeil Edghill ’98, walking in King’s footsteps on the Morehead-Cain Civil Rights tour of the South reinforced for him that achieving civil rights is “an ongoing battle” in the United States. Read more reflections from alumni: buff.ly/3JOhlIJ

Andrea Stumpf ’84 on serving as a Morehead-Cain Mentor: “It’s very validating for the person you’re helping, but it’s also extremely validating for yourself, to draw from your past and make something useful out of it for someone else.” buff.ly/3UO4ht3

This past fall, Charles Konkolics ’26 studied abroad in Cape Town, South Africa, with Honors Carolina. The scholar took two classes and interned at RLabs, a nonprofit that supports entrepreneurship and innovation in Cape Town. buff.ly/3UPILEg

David Jernigan ’00, president & CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta, delivered a SEVEN Talk to alumni and scholars at the Atlanta Regional Event on April 28, 2024. Watch: buff.ly/4dv2eRN

Thomas Sayre ’73 opened a show, Four Walls, at Cameron Art Museum in Wilmington on April 26. The four-piece installation, featuring new and never-exhibited works, will run through February 16, 2025. buff.ly/3UzamIA

Kathy Yount ’91 of Emory University has been named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science for her research contributions to women’s health and empowerment, and the prevention of gender-based violence. buff.ly/4a4qc3y

This spring, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill inducted eighteen Morehead-Cain Scholars into Phi Beta Kappa (PBK), the oldest and most prestigious academic honor society in the United States. Congratulations, scholars! buff.ly/3UQzVGp

Three scholars have received Chancellor’s Awards, the only campus-wide student recognition program at @unc. Makayla Key ’24 received a student activity and leadership award while Lindley Andrew ’24 and Maya Groff ’24 received student academic awards. buff.ly/3URSBo7

Kristin Bruess ’90 shares with Business Insider about her career pivot from the finance world to the church. The alumna is an associate vicar at St. Mary’s London. buff.ly/44zoHsT

UNC has announced the members of the Morehead-Cain Scholarship Class of 2028, who will enter school in the fall of 2024. The class includes 73 scholars from 24 counties in North Carolina, and five scholars are from either Orange or Chatham Counties.
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Congrats to Devin Ramsay '24 who has been named a Morehead-Cain Scholar in the Class of 2028 at UNC-Chapel Hill! 🎉 Learn more:ow.ly/wOhy50RnqUj

We were delighted to hear that our Head of Higher Education, Toby Percival has been recognised as a Morehead-Cain Impact Educator.
Mr Percival was nominated by Shrewsbury's second Morehead-Cain scholarship recipient and is very well deserved.
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UNC has announced the members of the Morehead-Cain Scholarship Class of 2028, who will enter school in the fall of 2024.
chapelboro.com/news/unc/5-ora…