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, recognizin…
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,…
By Claire Cusick Thanks to the generosity of Carolina Pride Alum Network (CPAN) members, a digital exhibit has opened at UNC Libraries. The exhibit, “Queerolina…
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,…
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…
The Carolina Pride Alum Network (CPAN), created in 2016, seeks to foster community among LGBTQ+ alum, faculty, staff and students. Our purpose is to institution…
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 th…
Hi everyone! Greetings from the Carolina Pride Alum Network. I write this knowing that many of us are exhausted, scared, and frustrated. We’re worried about our…
Helen Johnston ’22 was able to reconnect with her hometown friends when she unexpectedly spent her spring semester at her home in Utah, due to the pandemic. Bei…
The Carolina Pride Alum Network (CPAN) is a community of individuals dedicated to making their communities, Carolina and the world a better place. So it is no s…
