Carolina Alumni Review News

Amid hopeful signs that the pandemic’s grip is loosening, UNC alumni who work as  N.C. educators look behind them, seeing the damage done, and ahead to a daunting catch-up. read more

Roy Williams ’72 never disappointed the journalism class, even after a long, sometimes frustrating practice. He’d promise them 15 minutes and give 45. read more

Her grandmother told her education was the golden bracelet Turkish girls needed. Zeynep Tufekci has become an authority on what the intersection of information technology, society and government has wrought, and will. read more

When Erik Moses ’93 welcomes fans to the racetrack NASCAR hired him to run, he’ll be backed by years of experience running high-profile sports ventures. This one has a difficult history. read more

Renowned North Carolina artists are back right where they came from, larger than life-size, in the inspiring murals of Scott Nurkin ’00. by Eric Frederick ’81 photos by Grant Halverson ’93 “I couldn’t believe when I found out how… read more

Long before the time comes for masks and a vaccine, Sudip Parikh ’95 knows you need relationships that push science past political and global roadblocks. read more

Student mental health is a deepening problem. The University is taking a comprehensive approach to help, but its limitations often collide with personal crises. read more

Silent Sam, Charleston, Charlottesville and George Floyd made the headlines. On a less visible but equally impassioned front, faculty of color at Chapel Hill believe this is the moment for action toward equity. read more

When you’re stuck at home, sometimes the best strategy is to take off for the other side of the world. read more