"The beauty of Awards season, though, is that these are just nominations, a way to recognize the greatness that the year in film has presented us. Much of that greatness was, fortunately, acknowledged by the Academy this year. But the Academy does not know all. And this is yet another year where that fact was made painfully clear. "
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Although UNC’s win over Clemson wasn’t a pretty one, a seventh-straight win demonstrates the Tar Heels’ dominance in conference play of late.
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"Suffice it to say that nepotism gives one opportunity many can’t attain, but it becomes another topic of discussion when one denies this reality."
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Orange County Schools received $32,265 for modernization in career and technical (CTE) education programs in its middle schools.
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This victory clinched the Tar Heels’ spot in the championship match on Sunday. This win can also instill a sense of momentum in the Tar Heels, as they have to go through a gritty Harvard team in order to come out of the weekend triumphant.
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UNC divers Aranza Vazquez and Anton Down-Jenkins sat comfortably among the top of the standings during the first day of the tri-meet, and they both broke school records for the three-meter springboard.
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No. 1 Fiona Crawley dominated her matchup against Maryland’s senior Selma Cadar, only giving up a total of two games in both sets in her 100th career win as a Tar Heel. Shortly thereafter, No. 58 senior Elizabeth Scotty clinched the match point with a score of 6-2, 6-3.
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Without Hodgson, who Banghart calls the “cheerleader” of the team, North Carolina had to lean heavily on its three core junior players: point guard Deja Kelly, small forward Alyssa Ustby, and wing Kennedy Todd-Williams. Together, the trio accounted for 61 of UNC’s 72 total points.
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As housing prices continue to rise in Chapel Hill, UNC faculty and staff share their difficulties finding affordable housing throughout the Triangle area. The ever-climbing prices have triggered unprecedented financial stress. One professor believes the housing situation in Carrboro is on par with living in the most expensive places in the world. It's a shame when most of the faculty and staff who work in Chapel Hill can't live in Chapel Hill,” Scott Geier, teaching assistant professor of digital storytelling and journalism, said. “Because that affects the diversity and the dynamic of the campus.”
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The win over Pitt marks the sixth-straight ACC victory for the Tar Heels.
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"Every Book a Mirror: Book Artists Engage with the 21st Century" is a new collection within Wilson Library that opened up earlier this month. The collection features artists’ books, zines and other collections of art that highlight social issues around the world.
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"Companies have little actual incentive to prevent reselling – they profit regardless. But resale culture hurts customers the most, and customers should be a company's largest priority."
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"The pressure of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with a renewed interest in physical and mental health of the American public, has reinvigorated concerns regarding physician burnout and wellness."
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Last Friday evening, Epilogue Books Chocolate Brews and the UNC LGBTQ Center hosted a launch party for the Young Adult anthology, "Cool. Awkward. Black." at the Varsity Theater. The collection of works, which was edited by fantasy author Karen Strong, was released on January 10.
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UNC student film, "Sticky Feet" is set to premiere on Feb. 24 at the Varsity Theatre in Chapel Hill. The film is directed, produced and cast by University students and focuses on a comedic coming-of-age story.
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“We just want them to go out there and believe in themselves and invest in each other,” head coach Donna J. Papa said. “Certainly, the other team isn’t going to be nice to you. You have to go out there and just do what you do and do it well.”
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María Estorino has been appointed as the new vice provost for University Libraries and University Librarian, beginning Jan. 30. She succeeds Elaine Westbrooks, who announced she would be leaving the position, last spring.
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Northside, which is historically the largest Black community in Chapel Hill, has seen a decrease in homeownership for years and an increasing demand for student rentals. Along with an increase of new residents moving into the neighborhood, new apartment additions to West Rosemary St. are bringing UNC campus life closer to Northside. “It’s not because of the house, it’s because of the land," resident Loy Long Jr. said. He said he can't imagine his family selling their home.
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The senior center back was selected by the Orlando Pride on Jan. 12 as the first pick of the third round and the 25th overall selection.
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