In The Media
Salon
January 3, 2021
One in three US rivers have changed color since 1974. Here’s what this meansSalon features a new study by the geological sciences department’s John Gardner and Tamlin Pavelsky about the patterns in river … Continued
The News & Observer
December 16, 2020
Opinion: How has COVID affected NC home sales? Police stops? This new dashboard lets you knowIn an opinion piece for The News & Observer, Ned Barnett writes about the department of city and regional planning’s … Continued
NZ Herald (New Zealand)
December 15, 2020
Emily Baragwanath: Dropping Latin and Classics studies is misguidedEmily Baragwanath, associate professor of classics, writes an op-ed for New Zealand’s NZ Herald about the importance of classics courses, … Continued
The New York Times
December 12, 2020
The Best Poetry of 2020English and comparative literature teaching assistant professor Tyree Daye’s newest poetry collection Cardinal as one of the New York Times’ … Continued
WNCN - CBS 17
December 9, 2020
UNC researchers launch website aimed at providing snapshot of life during pandemicDepartment of city and regional planning researchers developed Carolina Tracker, a website collecting data from different government agencies and companies … Continued
Indy Week
December 9, 2020
“Opulence, Decadence,” Curated by William Paul Thomas, Explores Complicated Notions of Black AbundanceIndy Week writes about studio art alumnus William Paul Thomas’s new curated collection “Opulence, Decadence” at Raleigh’s Lump Gallery. Indy … Continued
Black Perspectives
December 2, 2020
Black Brazilian Researchers and Activists Respond to Covid-19African, African American and diaspora studies professor Kia Caldwell writes about the impact of COVID-19 on Black Brazilians. Black Perspectives