Brennan Doherty
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Antawn Jamison is all class | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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Visiting professor Antawn Jamison’s smile and laughter gave away the subject of guest speaker Steve Kirschner’s story. As the longtime Carolina men’s basketball sports information director told students in MEJO 206: Sports Communication, there was a sophomore superstar for the Tar Heels who was also great and dependable when meeting with the press. But when it was time to face reporters after Carolina wasted a 22-point second-half lead and lost to Maryland in 1997, the player told Kirschner he’d
He trotted the globe his first year as a Tar Heel | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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Nathan Martin took the scenic route to Chapel Hill. Campus is about 100 miles southeast of his native Danbury, North Carolina, and the first-year student eventually made this trip. But first he traveled the world, working on a farm in Portugal, mentoring Boy Scouts in Australia, teaching English in Vietnam and visiting Ireland and Japan. A 2025 high school graduate, Martin was selected for a Global Gap Year Fellowship after being accepted at Carolina. The fellowship, administered by the UNC Y, g
Carolina’s ties with Ireland go back centuries | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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Carolina football will make program history when it plays its first international game against Texas Christian University Aug. 29 in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin. But did you know that there’s an Irish connection to the University’s early history? Read about that fun fact and four more Carolina-Ireland ties. Before there were University presidents and chancellors, the inaugural leadership title at Carolina was “presiding professor.” David Kerr was the first in 1794. A Presby
Covenant scholars gain career experience locally | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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From art classrooms to operating rooms, Carolina Covenant scholars are getting to work this summer around Chapel Hill and Carrboro — and getting paid. Thanks to a generous anonymous gift, the Covenant launched the inaugural Town-Gown professional development initiative, funding summer internships for 10 scholars with local businesses, nonprofits and governmental bodies. Students like sophomore Austin Roebuck at the ArtsCenter in Carrboro and junior Makeda Endalkachew at UNC Hospitals are develop
Learn 5 ways Carolina helps students living off campus | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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While making the local community home can be exciting, securing housing and identifying roommates can potentially be difficult or stressful for Tar Heels living off campus. But the University’s off-campus student life office offers online resources, meets with students in person and hosts campus events. Patrick Preudhomme, the off-campus student life program director, and Devin Buie ’22, the office’s coordinator, shared ways they educate, advise and support students. The off-campus student life’
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