Hey, everyone! Pharmeses here. Big announcement - starting August 1st, I'll be moving over to @UNCPharmacy on X. In fact, all the excellent content you normally find here at @carolinarxstory will be moving. So follow @UNCPharmacy now and watch for me over there starting 8/1/24!

The UNC student team of the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) is a finalist in the 2024 Good Neighbor Pharmacy NCPA Pruitt-Schutte Student Business Plan Competition! Read more:

RT @UNCPharmacy: Last week, #UNCPharmacy faculty, staff, students and alumni volunteered at the Conetoe Family Life Center Summer Camp! Our…

Happy Monday! For your Monday-pick-me-up we have this cartoon from the 1968 Carolina Journal of Pharmacy. Any new parents out there going to start using this phrasing? 😉

This is Pharmeses on the biggest mortar we could find at the School. It's also your reminder that, starting Aug. 1, we're moving Carolina Pharmacy social media to the School's accounts at @UNCPharmacy! (Bonus points if you know where this giant mortar can be found in the School!)

For today's Flashback Friday, we go back to October, 1998 and the groundbreaking ceremony for Kerr Hall. Very few of us at @unchpharmacy today remember what the landscape looked like before Kerr Hall, but this is a unique glimpse at it!

ICYMI in this morning's newsletter, there's a new episode of UnSCRIPted out! Dean Kashuba interviews Rep. Wayne Sasser, NC House of Representatives - Dist. 67 (and Class of '73 alum)! Watch the full episode here:

For today's #TBT, we have diagrams from an article in the 1985 Carolina Journal of Pharmacy - a helpful piece on recognizing poison ivy (picture 1), poison oak (picture 2), and poison sumac (picture 3), as well as the common myths about these plants and their OTC remedies.

Just a reminder that, starting 8/1/24, Carolina Pharmacy's social media is moving to join the School's social media. Follow @UNCPharmacy on X, Facebook, and Instagram to continue to see your favorite content like Pharmeses, Throwback Thursdays, and Monday pick-me-ups!

On Sunday this week, some Kappa Psi brothers returned to Chapel Hill for a small reunion and to tour the KY house! We ❤️ when alumni come to visit so we can show them what's changed, and what is still the same, since they graduated. Thanks to Lynn Glasser, '78, for organizing!

Urgent call for volunteers! We need one alum volunteer to act as a preceptor for students during the Conetoe Summer Camp on July 18th from 1pm - 3pm. Event is at the Freedom Hill Community Health Center in Tarboro. Email paa@unc.edu or DM us here if interested!

Hey, everyone! Pharmeses here. Today is National Video Game Day. Naturally, I'm celebrating with a little Animal Crossing.

Since we missed Throwback Thursday, we're doing a Flashback Friday! This one, taken from the 1964 Yackety Yack, shows the 1963-64 Pharmacy Student Senate. Recognize anybody from this shot?

Wishing everyone a safe and fun Fourth of July!

Last week, aspiring pharmacists from across the country participated in our Emerging Students of Pharmacy summer program! Attendees learned about our school and programs, toured our labs, and participated in fun activities! We hope to see you join our #UNCPharmacy family!

RT @UNC: For the first time, @UNCPharmacy has become the top pharmacy school in the nation for NIH and total funding, according to @AACPhar…

For today's #TBT, we go way back to 1898, the 2nd year of @uncpharmacy being in operation. This is the Medical & Pharmaceutical Football Team. Five pharmacy students played on this team. The School's 1st dean, Edward Vernon Howell, played on the UNC Varsity Team!

Well how do YOU pronounce it??

Good afternoon, everyone! Pharmeses here. Today is International Yoga Day, so I thought I'd head up to the Wellness Room on the third floor of Beard Hall to show y'all some Yoga poses! So pull out your mat and follow along!

TBT from the 1985 February issue of the Pharmacy Mirror! Faculty and students faced off in "Pharmacy Pheud." We are curious as to who was the best dressed professor in Beard Hall. Any Ideas?