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A Year Of Resilience At Carolina


Like the rest of the world, Carolina's typically bustling campus came to a sudden halt last spring. At a moment's notice, everything changed as students moved out of the residence halls and the University transitioned to remote learning. That pivot to remote learning hasn't been the only challenge students have faced throughout the pandemic. (UNC.edu)

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A Year Of Resilience At Carolina