COVID-19 has officially landed in the United States. It’s been wreaking havoc in China since December of last year, and it’s finally made its way stateside. Which is why SNL spoofed the virus through a skit featuring the hot new show on Netflix, Love is Blind. While it’s all…

This semester, I had the the humbling opportunity to travel to Medellín, Colombia, in March to tell the stories of Venezuelan migrants who have left everything to seek better lives in another country. The people we met over our ten days were so warm and welcoming and above all, they…

So, I don’t know about you, but I procrastibake. No, that wasn’t a typo, it’s a genuine word that people have now coined to talk about using baking as a means of shirking other responsibilities. And I have been guilty of procrastibaking quite frequently during senior year. …

If you don’t know about this cool website, then you definitely should check it out. The Wayback Machine from the Internet Archive is a comedy gold mine. You can look at any website that has been captured on the Internet Archive, including ones you’ve created. …

I did it. I achieved the unachievable: I got to Inbox ZERO! It was a journey (I had over 2,000 emails in my inbox), but after about two hours of slugging away, I achieved that beautiful milestone. …

So, I took some grad photos on Monday. It was kind of weird going around campus in my regalia, but I wasn’t alone. As a group of Seniors with champagne bottles made their way across McCorkle Place, my housemate and I posed for pictures in front of the Old Well…

Hola, mi amigos! I’ve had the amazing opportunity and privilege to travel around Medellín, Colombia with MEJO 584. We’re an international projects journalism class focused on telling international stories. This year’s project deals with the ongoing Venezuelan migrant crisis and the stories of those who have traveled across the border into Colombia in search of a better life. I am so proud to be a member of this amazing team of multimedia journalists. Here are just a few photos of the city, behind the scenes and cityscapes. And don’t forget to check out Uprooted: Venezuelan Families Flee to Colombia!

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed below are my own. I am not a licensed clinical psychologist, so please don’t take the words I say below as a way to diagnose your own mental health. …

As I sat in the padded seats surrounded by my friends in the Varsity Theater on Franklin Street to watch the final UNC-Duke game of my undergraduate career, I thought back to my first year, where I watched as Marcus Paige, Brice Johnson, Justin Jackson, Kennedy Meeks, Isaiah Hicks and…