Join us in watching a brief message from Emma Culley ’26, president of the Sexuality and Gender Alliance, about the importance of the LGBTQ Center. Please consider making a gift to support the LGBTQ center and all the wonderful work … Read more

On August 9, 2024 Lee H. Roberts was elected as the 13th Chancellor for UNC-Chapel Hill. In September CPAN President Tony Kearney sent a letter to Chancellor Roberts conveying our support and expressing the importance of CPAN, please read below … Read more

President Tony Kearney   Tony Kearney graduated with a B.A. in economics from Carolina in 1987. While a Tar Heel, Tony was an Orientation leader twice and a Senior Class Marshall. He was also involved with the Residence Hall Association. … Read more

  As director of the LGBTQ Center, Terri Phoenix played a pivotal role in growing and expanding the outreach of the UNC LGBTQ Center for 16 years. In July 2023, Terri announced their resignation and wrote the below letter to … Read more

A Q&A with Terri Phoenix about the LGBTQ Center’s past, present and future This spring, the UNC LGBTQ Center is celebrating a milestone birthday, recognizing 20 years of providing education, community, support and advocacy to the Carolina community. The LGBTQ … Read more

CPAN members gathered in Chapel Hill on October 27-28 for a fun-filled Homecoming weekend! We kicked off the festivities with a reception at Ackland Art Museum, and gathered for tailgating at the Belltower before cheering the Tar Heels to victory … Read more

Enjoy some photos of our Happy Hour on June 8, 2022. We had a great evening celebrating Pride Month with our members!  

Soltan Bryce ’13 Trans-affirming startup Plume has Carolina roots Story By Claire Cusick When Jerrica Kirkley ‘12 (MD) and Soltan Bryce ’13 were in Chapel Hill, they didn’t know each other. They found out later that they studied at Carolina … Read more

At CPAN’s 2021 Homecoming Weekend we were able to connect with old friends, meet some new faces and cheer on our Tar Heels. There was a Meet and Greet at Tru on Friday and a tailgate by the Bell Tower … Read more

More than an archive What was it like to become New York’s first openly gay elected official in the late 1970s? Or to be a lesbian law student at Carolina in the early 1980s? To start a weekly column focused … Read more