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In Memorial to Carolina’s War Dead


The Carolina Alumni Memorial in Memory of Those Lost in Military Service, on Cameron Avenue between Phillips and Memorial halls, was dedicated in April 2007. The memorial’s bronze Book of Names includes pull-out panels listing names of alumni who lost their lives in battle and in training accidents during time of war. They are grouped by conflict. (Carolina Alumni Review)

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In Memorial to Carolina’s War Dead