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.
UNC fans celebrate their team's defeat of Duke on Franklin Street during the 2022 Final Four matchup on April 3, 2022. UNC beat Duke 81-77. Photo courtesy of Morgan Pirozzi.
A UNC Chapel Hill fan is lifted onto someone's shoulders at the intersection of E. Franklin St and Columbia St and celebrates the team's triumph over Duke in the 2022 Final Four matchup on April 3, 2022. UNC beat Duke 81-77. Photo courtesy of Morgan Pirozzi.
UNC fans use traffic cones as makeshift megaphones to chant and celebrate following UNC's defeat of Duke in their Final Four matchup on April 3, 2022. UNC beat Duke 81-77. Photo courtesy of Morgan Pirozzi
UNC fans celebrate their team's defeat of Duke on Franklin Street during the 2022 Final Four matchup on April 3, 2022. UNC beat Duke 81-77. Photo courtesy of Morgan Pirozzi.
UNC fans celebrate their team's defeat of Duke on Franklin Street during the 2022 Final Four matchup on April 3, 2022. UNC beat Duke 81-77. Photo courtesy of Morgan Pirozzi.
UNC fans celebrate their team's defeat of Duke on Franklin Street during the 2022 Final Four matchup on April 3, 2022. UNC beat Duke 81-77. Photo courtesy of Morgan Pirozzi
UNC fans celebrate their team's defeat of Duke on Franklin Street during the 2022 Final Four matchup by shooting off fireworks on April 3, 2022. UNC beat Duke 81-77. Photo courtesy of Morgan Pirozzi
UNC fans jump over a small fire at the intersection of E Franklin and Columbia St. during celebrations after UNC's defeat of Duke in their FInal Four matchup on April 3, 2022. UNC beat Duke 81-77. Photo courtesy of Morgan Pirozzi
A UNC Chapel Hill fan is lifted onto someone's shoulders at the intersection of E. Franklin St and Columbia St and celebrates the team's triumph over Duke in the 2022 Final Four matchup on April 3, 2022. UNC beat Duke 81-77. Photo courtesy of Morgan Pirozzi.
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