Brooke Elliott

On Feb. 10, students at UNC will ring in the Lunar New Year — a holiday that predates the Jan. 1 New Year's celebration by more than 1,000 years.

“The absolute most important, main thing is that we’re providing access to the faculty and staff in a way that gives them a partition — that is, the institutional partition — that has some protections beyond just using a commercially-available free tool,” said Michael Barker, vice chancellor of ITS.

I programmed this interactive article from the ground up using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Members of the UNC Board of Trustees called for "a full and open explanation to the entire University community" in a Nov. 3 letter regarding the N.C. General Assembly's decision to limit distinguished professorships to STEM fields.

This fall, Provost Christopher Clemens commissioned the UNC Generative AI Committee to help faculty and students adapt to the widespread use of generative artificial intelligence online.

Faculty Chair Beth Moracco, Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz and Provost Chris Clemens led the Faculty Council on Friday in a discussion about campus safety following a shooting on UNC's campus on Aug. 28.

Jada Edmark, a junior nursing student at UNC, said she is already paying $600 for this semester’s textbooks, and two of her classes have yet to announce their required materials.

This is an interactive map depicting coal ash ponds across America created for Public Justice's Coal Ash Litigation Project.

Last week, UNC hosted its second annual Diplomacy Week, featuring discussions with notable diplomats, a policy brief competition and a screening of the award-winning documentary, “Beethoven in Beijing.”

An infographic about agave pollination created for the Hussman School of Media and Journalism.

This infographic was part of a larger zine about reproductive education and healthcare in America created by students at Hussman.

Raw and Red, a short horror story by Brooke Elliott, won First Prize for Fiction in UNC's oldest literary magazine, Cellar Door.

Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz attended a Faculty Council meeting on March 24 to answer questions and to affirm the university's commitment to its principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, most college students find the first six weeks of their first year to be a common time to consume alcohol. This holds true at UNC, where the majority of alcohol violations occur in traditionally first-year residence halls.

An infographic inspired by research by Yard about the emissions of celebrity private jets in 2022. This was completed for my infographics course!

At 4:40 p.m. on Monday, an individual reported the theft of their electric scooter from Kenan Stadium. This incident is one of the latest in an upward trend in crime on campus: reports of stolen property rose to 92 incidents in the 2021-22 academic year from 55 incidents in 2018-19 — an even larger increase from just 5 in 2014-15.

I designed this feature spread for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever prior to its release.

Sylvia X. Allen spent her life breaking barriers and using her talents to further justice and love: she was not only the first Black woman to graduate from Carolina Law, but also a prosecutor, an assistant attorney general, a community leader, and a mother of eight children. On Nov. 4, 2022, UNC faculty and students gathered to witness the unveiling of Allen’s portrait, which will hang in the law school beside portraits of other distinguished alumni. The UNC School of Law commissioned artist Robin Wellner to create the portrait after alumni Diana Florence (‘95) and Scott Peeler (‘97) established the Sylvia X. Allen Scholarship Endowment Fund in 2021.