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Tom Henkel poses for a photo in his garden on April 12, 2021. Henkel is one of the key organizers of the Chapel Hill Alliance for a Livable Town and current member of the environmental stewardship. Since 2014, CHALT has successfully run mayoral and Town Council candidates that share the organization’s values of sustainable development.
Criminal Justice Resource Director Caitlin Fenhagen poses for a portrait over Zoom on April 5, 2021.
UNC First-years Celina Chung (undecided), Maya Gopal (mathematics and computer science), and Oliva Clark (anthropology and global studies) follow the mask and social distancing requirements on Chapel Hill Transit while riding to their destination on Feb. 14. "I've felt very safe with the safety measures," they said.
Students rush Franklin Street following UNC's 91-87 mens basketball victory over Duke. Hundreds of students gathered at the intersection of Franklin and Columbia despite COVID-19 restrictions.
Students rush Franklin Street following UNC's 91-87 mens basketball victory over Duke. Hundreds of students gathered at the intersection of Franklin and Columbia despite COVID-19 restrictions.
Students rush Franklin Street following UNC's 91-87 mens basketball victory over Duke. Hundreds of students gathered at the intersection of Franklin and Columbia despite COVID-19 restrictions.
Students rush Franklin Street following UNC's 91-87 mens basketball victory over Duke. Hundreds of students gathered at the intersection of Franklin and Columbia despite COVID-19 restrictions.
Students rush Franklin Street following UNC's 91-87 mens basketball victory over Duke. Hundreds of students gathered at the intersection of Franklin and Columbia despite COVID-19 restrictions.
Students rush Franklin Street following UNC's 91-87 mens basketball victory over Duke. Hundreds of students gathered at the intersection of Franklin and Columbia despite COVID-19 restrictions.
Students rush Franklin Street following UNC's 91-87 mens basketball victory over Duke. Hundreds of students gathered at the intersection of Franklin and Columbia despite COVID-19 restrictions.
