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Q&A with soap actress, UNC alum Melissa Claire Egan


Melissa Claire Egan, famous for playing Annie on “All My Children” and Chelsea on “The Young and the Restless,” graduated from UNC with a degree in dramatic art in 2003. "I get such nostalgia watching a Carolina basketball game or anything. I met so many incredible people, incredible friends that I’m still best friends with. The four years — they go by so fast, but they just change your life." (UNC.edu)

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