Meet CJ Suitt, Chapel Hill’s First Poet Laureate
The Town of Chapel Hill appointed CJ as poet laureate in November 2019. He intends to bring the art form to the community in new and exciting ways
‘Mipso’ Infuses Fresh Energy Into The Band’s Folksy Carolina Roots
Released Oct. 16, “Mipso” is the band’s sixth full-length album, but the first with Nashville-based Rounder Records
Tanya Moore Speaks Tar Heel at University Communications
By Morgan Cartier Weston | Illustration by Jillian Ohl A Greensboro native, Tanya Moore graduated from UNC with her bachelor’s in journalism and mass communication in 2001. She has worked in the University Communications (formerly University Relations) office ever since. In April 2019, she was appointed to the role of associate vice chancellor for campus and community …
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This Custom-Built Home Feels Like It’s Part of the Forest
This custom-built home by Bold Construction, designed in partnership with modernist architect Phil Szostak, seamlessly blends in with the landscape
Carrboro Elementary’s Rita Crain Sheds Light on the Complex Role of a School Nurse
Why did you go into nursing? “When I was about 10, I shared a Greyhound bus seat with a nursing student from Penn State who was poring over nursing textbooks the entire way. She shared them with me. I was fascinated and hooked.” What do you like most about your job? “I love the fact …
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Seawell School Nurse Makes It Her Mission To Meet Each Child’s Unique Needs
On finding her path When Eileen Stough started her freshman year at UNC, she knew she wanted to do something in the health care field. Her interests changed several times, and so did her major, until she decided on nursing. “But once I was in the nursing program, I knew that I’d found my calling,” …
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Globe-Hopping Family Puts Down Roots in Renovated McCauley Street Home
Before moving to Chapel Hill, Dr. Margaret Sheridan and Adrian Bischoff spent a lot of time in a lot of cities. Margaret was born in Iceland and grew up in Maine, Italy and Virginia before graduating high school in Michigan. Adrian was born in Ohio to South African parents and grew up in Pittsburgh. College …
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Morris Grove Nurse Cares for Kids While Empowering Faculty to be First Responders
Nursing was a natural choice for Lara Statile. “Growing up, I was always the caretaker of those who were sick or injured,” Lara remembers. She still remembers her first day of nursing school at UNC. “I knew with certainty that I had made the right decision about what to do with my life,” she says. …
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New Book Takes Readers On a Decade-by-Decade Visual Journey of Fashion
FASHION FADS & FANTASIES: THREE DECADES OF OUTRAGEOUS DRESSING Written and illustrated by Lorraine Geiger What happens when you mix a T-shirt dress with red cowboy boots? According to Lorraine Geiger, “This one goes against all rules of dress ever before considered.” However, she concedes, when one is young (or young at heart), “anything works.” …
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Take a Visual Journey Through Hillsborough or Let Little Ones Experiment With These New Reads
“Hidden Hillsborough: Historic Dependencies and Landscapes in a Small Southern Town” By Preservation Fund of Hillsborough Photos by Elizabeth Matheson • Maps by Stewart E. Dunaway A project of the Preservation Fund of Hillsborough, “Hidden Hillsborough: Historic Dependencies and Landscapes in a Small Southern Town” is a visual journey through the barnyards, bungalows and bricks that …
