The Daily Tar Heel (2019-2021)

I worked with the Daily Tar Heel, UNC’s premier student newspaper, from August 2019 through November 2021. Over these few years, my work was featured in print and online, and I had the opportunity to work as a staff photographer and later, an assistant photo editor.

More of my work with the Daily Tar Heel can be found on their website here.

UNC student Ben Goldman reads poetry in the Pit. Goldman is pictured here reading works by Billy Collins.
Jim Kitchen shows the stamps in one of his passports in his office on Franklin Street. Kitchen has visited all 193 United Nations-recognized countries and wants to go to space next.
Sophomore outfielder Justice Thompson prepares to hit the ball in a game against University of Virginia. The Tar Heels won 2-1.
Nick Curee, a 24-year-old barista from Nashville, prepares a drink at Epilogue Books Chocolate Brews.
Essi Novelli, a 20-year-old singer from Raleigh, watches a performance at the Pinhook.
Emily Orland, a first-year history and journalism double major, and Brynn Garner, a junior environmental science and history double major, are instructed by Professor Katherine Turk in Wilson Library.
Caitlin Davis, a first year psychology major, poses in front of the Undergraduate Library. Davis founded the UNC-CH Students Against Sex Trafficking.
Juniors Pareen Bhagat (left) and Disha Dhamani (right) shop for food at the Target on Franklin Street.
Emma Spears, a junior psychology and sociology double major, poses for a portrait by Carroll Hall. Spears is the copyediting director for Coulture.
Jane Moody, a senior advertising and public relations major, sits in front of the Student Stores. Moody is a brand ambassador for Natural Light, a brand of hard seltzers.
Professor Jim Ketch conducts the UNC Jazz Band in Kenan Music Building.
Nitara Kittles, a sophomore studio art major, poses in Wilson Library. Kittles is wearing an outfit she made herself.
Benjamin Carter, a junior psychology major, plays his cello in McCorkle Place. Carter just released his album, Coming Out of It.
Dave Bayley, lead singer of Brit-pop band Glass Animals, performs in Carrboro.
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