Zach Goins
Articles
Column: The perfect Netflix pick for every Valentine’s date
Whatever your Valentine may look like this year — long-term lover, friend with benefits or just you — here's a list of go-to Netflix picks for every situation.
Column: Host or not, the show must go on!
"In a world where awards show ratings are steadily declining, maybe the Academy’s host-less experiment will prove to be the spark needed to jumpstart the genre’s return to prominence."
Super Bowl LIII's halftime show is another swing and a miss
With the Super Bowl taking place in hip-hop heaven, the NFL has no reason to snub Atlanta-based musicians.
Winners and Losers: The 2019 Oscar Nominees
Here's how this year's cinematic debuts did at the Oscars.
Could this UNC doctor take home the $1 million from Survivor?
After spending 39 days in the Fijian wilderness as a castaway on the 37th season of “Survivor,” Dr. Alison Raybould, chief resident at the UNC Department of Medicine, is back in Chapel Hill and experiencing life as a local celebrity. During last Wednesday’s episode, Raybould secured a spot as one of the competition’s final eight contestants, getting one step closer to taking home the show’s $1 million prize. Raybould took time to reflect on life after the island with Daily Tar Heel senior writer Zach Goins.
UNC sororities compete to save lives in Sorority Platelet Donation Drive
Sororities at UNC are racing against each other to see who can donate the most blood, an effort that is divided into teams but comes together for a joint effort.
UNC Undergraduate library celebrates 50th birthday
For half a century now, the UL has served as a favorite on-campus study spot for students. Next week, the library is celebrating its 50th birthday.
Get ready for the Oscars with film reviews from Film Fest 919
Brush up on five films featured at Film Fest 919 before they hit mainstream theaters.
Here's how you can help Hurricane Florence victims
In the wake of Hurricane Florence, North Carolinians across the state will be feeling its devastation for months to come. Here are some ways you can contribute your time and money to helping those recovering from the storm.
Flying Silk offers cultural home and mesmerizing performances
Maybe you didn't know, but UNC has its very own traditional Chinese dance team. And members are as passionate as they are talented.
