A day in the life of University archivist: Giving value to ignored voices
Posted Jan 23, 2017
It is well-known that UNC has a long history, having been around for almost as long as the country. But, what perhaps is not as well-known is how exactly that history is recorded and preserved. Enter Nicholas Graham, University archivist, who works to collect and preserve records that tell the story of UNC. “It’s a really fun job in the way that it connects with the whole UNC community,” Graham said.
(Daily Tar Heel)
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