As housing prices continue to rise in Chapel Hill, faculty and staff share their difficulties finding affordable housing throughout the Triangle area.
Read More »Numerous department leaders across the University are voicing concerns over faculty exhaustion and wellbeing. These conversations come in the midst of navigating the post-pandemic world with continued Zoom classes and new expectations. “There's a lot of moving targets and unspoken expectations a lot of times that are baked into the job,” Alan Kinlaw, chairperson of the Faculty Welfare Committee, said.
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From performances in Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center, Grammy nominations and their ability to collectively play 80 musical instruments, the Sones de México Ensemble is no amateur group. And soon, they will be bringing their talent to Chapel Hill. Sones de México will be coming to UNC on September 9 to host a workshop and concert in the The Sonja Haynes Stone Center.
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Since graduating from UNC in 2009, Oscar-nominated filmmaker and Morehead-Cain alumnus Ed Perkins has crafted an extensive resume. Perkins’ latest release with Lightbox, “The Princess," is a feature documentary about Diana, Princess of Wales.
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UNC sophomore Victoria Wlosok has already turned her passion for writing into her career. In spring 2022, Wlosok landed a publishing deal to publish her first book, "How To Find A Missing Girl", in fall 2023. The book focuses on coming-of-age themes of trauma and isolation, as well as LGBTQ+ joy.
Read More »Dozens of UNC community members gathered in front of the South Building, holding posters with slogans reading “Accessibility is not an extra step, it’s a step you missed,” and “Disabled and proud.” The April 27 gathering was part of the Campus Y’s Carolina for Every Body event held to protest inaccessibility on campus. Campus Y co-presidents Laura Saavedra Forero and Megan Murphy organized the event.
Read More »A first-year master's student at the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media, Alex M. Sanchez is currently working on a documentary film about her family's history of immigration, titled “A Visual Anthology of Me.” Sanchez is one of three recipients of Arts Everywhere's 2022 Student Arts Innovation Grant.
Read More »On Thursday, more than a year after its expected opening in January 2021, the Curtis Media Center held its official dedication.
Read More »The Muslim Students Association hosted their first Muslims Excelling Today event on March 25.
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