DTH Photo Illustration. Released on Christmas Day 2020, Disney Pixar's movie Soul sparked conversations about how black people are portrayed in media, specifically in animation and other Disney movies.
Senior Human Development and Family Studies Darian Abernathy describes the pride and pressure that she takes in being a first genration honors student and member of Tri Alpha, UNC's first generation honors society, as she poses for a virtual portrait on Monday, Nov. 9, 2020. Darian has especially found that her identity as a first generation student and as a black woman have helped her establish lasting communities with other students at Carolina.
DTH Photo Illustration. Chapel Hill students give their interpretation of the 2020 cultural trend "bruh girls" that surfaced on the social media platform TikTok. Bruh girls exhibit more masculine traits, while "hey girls" follow standard feminine roles.
As fall styles makes their reappearance this autumn season, Chapel Hill students reflect upon the pandemic's recent impact on fashion. "I haven't shopped all during the pandemic because I don't see the point, because I don't even go out that often," says junior biology major Valerie Guyen.
DTH Photo Illustration. This fall, Chapel Hill students express their excitement for the reintroduction of autumn fashion. Some highly-anticipated trends include chunky sweaters, leggings, and Ugg boots.
Janie Galloway, manager of WomanCraft Gifts in Chapel Hill, poses for a virtual portrait with one of her many glass works featured at the co-op on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020. She describes the store’s transition online as a positive and exciting change in making the store’s artworks more accessible to the community. “Much of our business typically comes from visitors to Chapel Hill, parents, and tourists. With students not on campus, there have not been as many of these customers, so going online will provide them with access to what we have to offer.”
DTH Photo Illustration. On Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2020, the UNC Chapel Hill student chapter of the NPPA hosts former White House photographer Eric Draper for a Zoom photo night. Draper recounts his experiences while working as President George W. Bush's photographer.
DTH Photo Illustration. On Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2020, the UNC Chapel Hill student chapter of the NPPA hosts former White House photographer Eric Draper for a Zoom photo night. Here is shown one of Draper's works, a portrait of President George W. Bush's first meeting in the Oval Office with his successor, President Barack Obama.
DTH Photo Illustration. On Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2020, the UNC Chapel Hill student chapter of the NPPA hosts former White House photographer Eric Draper for a Zoom photo night. Here is shown one of Draper's works, a portrait of President George W. Bush's first meeting in the Oval Office with his successor, President Barack Obama.
DTH Photo Illustration. On Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2020, the UNC Chapel Hill student chapter of the NPPA hosts former White House photographer Eric Draper for a Zoom photo night. The free event gives participants an exclusive presentation of Draper's work capturing President George W. Bush followed by a Q-and-A session.
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