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The Carrboro Film Festival took place Friday through Sunday in the Carrboro Century Center. The festival was bookended by two feature films, with over 30 short films in between, aiming to serve Southern filmmakers and interrogate Southern culture.
UNC students Jackson Miller, Noah Hancock and Joseph Sharpe never anticipated that their college lives would involve building a band from the ground up.
The Plant, a food, beverage and event space in Pittsboro opened their Tree Museum this past Saturday. Fittingly located on Lorax Lane, the event space is a vibrant cultural hub that celebrates the outdoors.
Florida State’s Sydney Bowles stood between her bench and the scorer’s table on the inbound play. She scanned the court behind first-year center Blanca Thomas. Even with Thomas’ 6-foot-5 frame blocking Bowles’ view, everyone knew where the ball was heading.
Eighty-four points should have been enough.
This past weekend I sat in bed with a somewhat-tolerable hangover courtesy of several vodka martinis. As I worked up the courage to depart from my bed and begin my day, I received a link to an article from a friend referencing the U.S. Surgeon General’s new advisory concerning the link between alcohol and cancer-risk.
When the demise of TikTok finally swept through the United States, I was initially joyous. What a delight that my controlled use of approximately 30 minutes a day would reach an end. Like an ocean ceasing to a shore, I would be wiped clean of any pull that ever drew me to that abomination of media. Even better, I would be disavowed from the community of lifeless thick-skulled sleepwalkers crawling through their nights with the glow of influencers illuminating from their screen.
My most sacred tradition in life is my annual rewatch of every Star Wars movie over winter break. My devotion to these movies provides me with an opportunity to cling to my childhood and seek a new hope moving into the new year.
Orange High School Principal Jason Johnson ends each morning announcement at Orange High School with the same line.
Navigating East Weaver Street often means frustration due to frequent backups and traffic, community member Kemp Watson-Ormond said.
On a quiet street in Carrboro, just beyond Rumors Chapel Hill, tennis courts and a baseball field surround the Hargraves Community Center, a space for social gatherings, sports, and for the past eight years, quilt making.
Riley Reid, known professionally as “Riley and the Starlights,” is a UNC alumnus with a success story straight out of the movies. Though he now lives in New York, his return to Chapel Hill is just around the corner. On Jan. 31, Reid will debut his latest short film/music video at the Argyle Film Festival in the Varsity Theatre.
Looking onto the patches of grass outside Cameron Indoor Stadium, it's clear Duke students in "K-Ville" love decorations, especially themed after Blue Devil first-year guard Kon Knueppel
Last Friday, amidst frighteningly low temperatures, music enthusiasts gathered under the bright neon lights of Local 506 on Franklin Street for a spirited evening of rock 'n' roll, dancing and a trip down history lane provided by Curtis Eller’s American Circus.
The Coalesce Exhibition, held at the Eno Arts Mill Gallery and operated by the Orange County Arts Commission, is a collaborative project between poets and visual artists that will run through the end of January. Morrow Dowdle, poet and arts organizer and Max Dowdle, visual artist, are the co-originators and co-curators for the Coalesce project.
The No. 13 UNC women’s basketball team (18-4, 6-3 ACC) broke its five-game win streak with an 86-84 loss to Florida State (16-4, 6-2 ACC) on Sunday afternoon in Carmichael Arena. The Seminoles made a last-second buzzer beater to win the game.
Last Thursday, the nominations for the 97th annual Academy Awards were announced, with "Emilia Pérez," "The Brutalist" and "Wicked" being the most nominated films of the bunch.
Drake Powell extended every inch of his 6-foot-6-inch frame. His height doesn't do it justice. The first-year forward plays much bigger, thanks to his long wingspan and high vertical.
Hubert Davis has always kept his post-game speeches short in the locker room. Get in and get out. Never be too personal.
The UNC men's basketball team (13-8, 6-3 ACC) scraped by Boston College (9-11, 1-8 ACC), 102-96, on Saturday afternoon in the Dean E. Smith Center.
