For nearly 25 years, Greg Hohn ’85 has used improv to teach business majors how to be authentic and versatile in the corporate world. (Photo: Carolina Alumni/Cory Dinkel)
7.24.24 | Arts, Carolina Alumni Review, Faculty
Peek into Greg Hohn’s classroom at Kenan-Flagler Business School on any given day, and more likely than not, it will be the students — not Hohn — who are front and center. Hohn ’85 teaches graduate- and undergraduate-level applied…
The New York Carolina Club honored two alumni — one a Tony- and Emmy-nominated writer and producer, and another who is a high school drama teacher — for their contributions to the arts. During the club’s 25th annual Arts Brunch in May,… read more
An international student from Vietnam depicts diversity and other themes in a piece of artwork she created to celebrate the class of 2024 that will hang in the Student Union for a year. The six-foot canvas by Tam Le, a senior majoring in… read more
UNC’s Ackland Art Museum made headlines nationwide this year when it returned a 19th-century oil painting that was taken from a prominent Jewish art collector during World War II. The painting, The Studio of Thomas Couture, had been… read more
Bowls filled to the brim with Asian delicacies and intimate storefront scenes are just a few of the morsels in Lunchbox, a photography book created by Cynthia Liu ’23 and Yukiko Nakano ’22, which tells the story of Asian-owned food… read more
Not long after arriving at Carolina in 2016, when everything still felt new and a little daunting, Alessandro Uribe-Rheinbolt ’20 discovered the Yackety Yack. The hefty, hardbound yearbook that chronicled Carolina’s student life for… read more
Solving The Daily Tar Heel crossword puzzle during class has long been a rite of passage for many Carolina students. Some, such as Meghan Morris ’08, became so enamored with the crossword that they grew to be lifelong enthusiasts —… read more
IN MEMORIAM Daniel Currie Sears ’74 | 1951–2023 James Moeser made his way over to 210 Pittsboro St., across the road from the Carolina Inn. It was summer 2000, and he had just become UNC’s ninth chancellor. Time for an official… read more
Two feature stories and a timeline concerning the tulip poplar that witnessed the birth of America’s first public university stories by Paul Wachter A Turn for the Better When… read more
A seven-foot canvas painting depicting the four years the class of 2023 spent at Carolina hangs in the Student Union, and senior leaders hope it will be replaced next year by artwork from the class of 2024, starting a new tradition. Kate Kerr… read more