Keep cheering each other on, Tar Heels. Tag alumni to remind them that you’re thinking of them. 💙 #UNCAlumni

Freddie Kiger ’74, teacher of the GAA’s overwhelmingly popular N.C. History Series, gives us a preview of his class "History of The University of North Carolina, Part II (1835-61)," marking the rise of UNC—a “golden age,” if you will—before the destructive whirlwind of secession and civil war. https://bit.ly/2WJZiMp

You already know what song we're washing our hands to. #UNCAlumni alumni.unc.edu

Here comes the sun ☀️💛 How are you enjoying this beautiful springtime fresh air? #UNCAlumni

Walk your Tar Heels on over to the UNC Alumni app and have some fun with the Traditions Challenge. You’ll find 70-plus traditions ready for you to complete, either by sharing your photos or telling your stories. The more traditions you complete, the more prizes you receive. Start working your way to receiving a True Blue book, Rameses tote and Great Day to Be a Tar Heel stadium blanket. Ready, set — open the app and click ‘Traditions’ — go! https://unc.live/2GXPshR

#TBT (20th century) – From the dawn of World War II until 1985, The Porthole left a mark in Chapel Hill history. It was a cheap place to eat, but it’s the free part most people remember: the endless yeast rolls. Baked goods lauded by the Durham Morning Herald as “those well-known homemade Porthole rolls, buttery and light, with just enough substance to make a lonely freshman feel someone still cares.” How in the wide world of complimentary side orders did a simple yeast roll rise to food-of-the-gods status? https://bit.ly/39iaORS

Listen up: UNC Basketball coach Roy Williams '72 has some words of wisdom to share with you. #UNCAlumni #TogetherWeWin

Carolina in your mind and on your playlist🎵We've got a special very Carolina work-from-home playlist made for Tar Heels, by Tar Heels. Want your favorite Tar Heel tune added? Comment below. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/61QTVwV44kyROBjndyobX6?si=5pfqFFGJRdqkc6MlThrq7Q

Wilson Library holds endless pieces of literature that inspire and influence us. What are you currently reading? 📚#UNCAlumni alumni.unc.edu

#UNCAlumni in your home, Chapel Hill in your heart 💙 One of our favorite mail days comes six times a year. GAA members: Like if you already got your March/April issue. alumni.unc.edu/CAR

Spring is swell at our beloved Old Well 💐🐏 #UNCAlumni https://t.co/Iij5bCBNA9

You already know what song we're washing our hands to. #UNCAlumni https://t.co/J9zWkHHST2 https://t.co/xErUN5tQpq

I'm gone to Carolina in my mind ... 🎵#UNCAlumni https://t.co/V3Qk4C6Nj2

Thinking about happy days spent in between these walls. What are your best memories of Carolina Football? 🏈… https://t.co/TtTd80XdTQ

Listen away ... we've got a very Carolina work-from-home playlist made for Tar Heels, by Tar Heels. Tune in: https://t.co/ubsVM9CczV

Wow! “UNC Professor Brandon Bayne revised the syllabus for his Religion in America class due to the COVID-19 pandem… https://t.co/6OFJHbfTmg

It’s Trivia Tuesday. We’re testing Tar Heels’ knowledge of campus, sports legends and more. A lucky Heel wins a ver… https://t.co/bMo5AZg19h

RT @UNCAlumniReview: Listen as a @UNCGAA-selected panel of experts examine the impact of #COVID-19 in more detail and from a variety of per…

RT @UNCAlumniReview: Chancellor @KevinGuskiewicz outlines the changes and sacrifices taking place @UNC in the midst of the global #COVIDー1…

Our friends @johnnytshirt have temporarily closed their retail shop on Franklin, but you can still shop online or g… https://t.co/yQ4L1QHAap

You already know what song we’re washing our hands to. #UNCAlumni

Blue skies, bright lights and big touchdowns. Carolina is always in our mind 💙🐏🏈 What do you miss about this place, Tar Heels? #UNCAlumni

#TBT (20th century) – From the dawn of World War II until 1985, The Porthole left a mark in Chapel Hill history. It was a cheap place to eat, but it’s the free part most people remember: the endless baskets of yeast rolls. Baked goods lauded by the Durham Morning Herald as “those well-known homemade Porthole rolls, buttery and light, with just enough substance to make a lonely freshman feel someone still cares.” How in the wide world of complimentary side orders did a simple yeast roll rise to food-of-the-gods status? Get the whole roll story in the Nov/Dec 2005 issue of the Carolina Alumni Review. https://bit.ly/unc-porthole

Listen up: We’ve got a very Carolina work-from-home playlist ready for you 🎶 Made for Tar Heels, by Tar Heels. Link to Spotify playlist in our bio. #UNCAlumni

Take time today to reconnect with another #UNCAlumni 💙