“Hearing them speak on the different poems that were read aloud definitely spread that inclusivity,” Ramos-Lara said. “He tried to, not necessarily erase, but build on a platform of negativity that has been there with the Pit Preacher, and create hope for something else.”
Daily Tar Heel photographers across the Triangle photographed families who have adjusted their Halloween plans this year due to the spread of the coronavirus. Featured are families and friends in costume from Chapel Hill to Raleigh.
Usually hosted in local libraries and community centers, the GSK Science in the Summer camp, coordinated by Morehead Planetarium, has gone fully remote this summer due to COVID-19 concerns.
“We need the students to be back in the fall if at all possible," one retailer said. "We need the students back on campus and we need football to be played."
Students walk past South Building on Monday, Aug. 16, 2021.
Editorial board members Ira Wilder and Caitlyn Yaede live their country fantasies for this week's music column.
The crowd at the Glass Animals concert in Carrboro, NC on Aug. 28 cheers.
Glass Animals guitarist, Drew MacFarlane, performs at the concert in Carrboro, NC on Aug. 28.
Dave Bayley, lead singer of Brit-pop band Glass Animals, plays guitar in Carrboro, NC on Aug. 28.
Joe Seaward, drummer for Glass Animals, plays a song in Carrboro, NC on Aug. 28.
The crowd at the Glass Animals concert in Carrboro, NC on Aug. 28 cheers.
Students line up for pupusas at the Carolina Latinx Center's open house event on Aug. 25.
Eddy Velazquez, a sophomore pre-business major, talks to another student at the Carolina Latinx Center's open house event on Aug. 25.
Students line up for pupusas at the Carolina Latinx Center's open house event on Aug. 25.
