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- 1 Taina Asili to Host Social Justice Artist Residency 4/12-4/14
- 2 Tam Le (’24) Creates New Mural on Nature and Mental Health for Campus Y
- 3 Laura Saavedra Forero and Megan Murphey elected Co-Presidents of the Campus Y for 2022-2023
- 4 Alumni Spotlight: Thomas Mayo (’79)
- 5 Global Gap Year Fellow Halden Levin (’25) offers a gift to the Campus Y: One Thousand Paper Cranes: A little gift, a little story, a little thank you
Taina Asili to Host Social Justice Artist Residency 4/12-4/14
From April 12th through April 14th the UNC Chapel Hill Campus Y will be hosting New York-based Puerto Rican singer, filmmaker and activist Taína Asili for an in person artist residency. This residency was made possible with support from Arts Everywhere! Taína Asili carries on the tradition of her ancestors, … Read more
Tam Le (’24) Creates New Mural on Nature and Mental Health for Campus Y
The Campus Y’s First Year Council held an open call for mural submissions in March, asking the UNC community to submit applications for a nature-based mural that “reminds students of the beauty in our surroundings, and the light within ourselves and others.” When Tam Ho Minh Le (’24) saw the … Read more
Laura Saavedra Forero and Megan Murphey elected Co-Presidents of the Campus Y for 2022-2023
Earlier this March, Laura Saavedra Forero (’25) and Megan Murphey (’23) were elected Co-Presidents of the Campus Y for the 2022-2023 school year. We spoke with Laura and Megan about their plans to completely restructure the Campus Y, address collective trauma and burnout on campus, and the importance of putting … Read more
Alumni Spotlight: Thomas Mayo (’79)
Thomas Mayo graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1979 as a Morehead-Cain Scholar. During his time at the Campus Y, he was involved in a tutoring program in local schools, a part of the Y Cabinet, and Co-President of the Y his senior year. After … Read more
Global Gap Year Fellow Halden Levin (’25) offers a gift to the Campus Y: One Thousand Paper Cranes: A little gift, a little story, a little thank you
Halden Levin (’25) is a first year student at UNC and member of the 2020-2021 Global Gap Year Fellowship. During her gap year, Halden learned Mandarin Chinese, engaged in Zen Buddhism, and supported the disability community. She studied Mandarin Chinese at the Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages in Kaohsiung, Taiwan … Read more