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UNC student, Rhodes scholar brings hope back home to Jamaica


When Tiana Dinham flew home to Jamaica in November 2025, the University of North Carolina senior experienced the “lowest of lows and highest of highs.” She planned the trip to do the exciting final round of interviews for the 2026 Rhodes scholarship. But weeks before, Category 5 Hurricane Melissa devastated the island with 190 mph winds. (UNC.edu)

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UNC student, Rhodes scholar brings hope back home to Jamaica