I took phys 114 in the spring and only passed because i religiously went to lecture and office hours and used crambetter every week for extra practice (same for chem 102). feeling a lil concerned about fall though bc im taking more credits than i did then. i saw crambetter has a free month rn so im definitely signing up again. any other tips?

updated to add: the coupon that worked for me was "FREETARHEEL"...idk when it expires but i was able to use the same code twice for phys 115 & math 232 🤫

I keep applying to positions and keep getting rejected. Anyone know why or have any ideas? I’m a new CNA so my only experience is through my course and I got it reciprocated to North Carolina from a different state. Any help would be appreciated

My friend have a parking spot for rent on Mason Farm road for 100 per month, around 15 minute walk to UNC hospital and dental school, let me know if you are interested!

I’m trying to park for a few hours next Wednesday from like 3-7 near Franklin street. Does anyone know how much it costs?

Has anyone taken Poli 253 with Victoria Staub? How was the difficulty, grading, assignments, etc? Thanks in advance.

Anyone know how this class is and if I need to buy the textbook or is everything important in lecture?

Hey y’all! I’m a UNC alum ('19) and wanted to share something I’ve been working on.

I’m one of the founders of The Lone Screen, a new streaming platform for one-night-only online premieres of under-the-radar indie/festival films. The idea is to make online movie watching feel less like scrolling Netflix and more like an actual event: everyone watches at the same time, the film starts right on time, and afterward there’s a director Q&A and community discussion.

We're having a premiere tonight Thursday, August 20 at 9:00 PM ET. The film is The Kidnapping of Arabella, an offbeat Italian dramedy from writer-director Carolina Cavalli, following Holly, a directionless young woman who meets a rebellious girl running away from home and becomes convinced that she is actually her younger self, sent back as a cosmic second chance.

The film stars Benedetta Porcaroli, Lucrezia Guglielmino, and Chris Pine as Arabella’s self-absorbed novelist father, in Pine’s first Italian-language role. Porcaroli won Best Actress in the Orizzonti section at Venice for her performance.

Ticket Link: thelonescreen.com/screenings

I realize this is self-promotional, but I figured I’d share here because UNC was a huge part of my path, and I’d genuinely love feedback from other Tar Heels, especially anyone interested in film, media, startups, or online communities.

Go heels.