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“Ferguson: A Report from Occupied Territory,” co-produced by Katina Parker, investigates race issues.Photo courtesy of Orlando de Guzman.

Ferguson documentary to air at Stone Center

By Christine Bang | April 19

In an attempt to spark conversation about race relations in America, University groups will show a documentary today that features some of the people ...

Clef Hangers say goodbye to a special senior

By Gabriella Cirelli | April 17

Trying to travel anywhere with Carter Gregory takes forever.

UNC CreatorSpaces invades Hanes Art Center

By Paige Connelly | April 16

Usually, technical equipment like 3D printers and laser cutters aren’t easily accessible to students, but UNC CreatorSpaces are encouraging English ...

Zimbabwean hip-hop producer F.T.R. holds pop-up show

By Jun Chou | April 15

When F.T.R, a Zimbabwean professional hip-hop producer, attended a Next Level Workshop in his native country, he had no idea how much his life was going ...

‘Trainwreck’ comes early to UNC

By Erin Wygant | April 15

Since 2013, UNC has partnered with NBC Universal Studios to screen movies early — usually two weeks before they are released to the public.

Senior Chelsea Barnes, a political science and communication studies major from Hope Mills, N.C., is the president of the Carolina Indian Circle, a student organization that serves to recognize Native American heritage. The bricks in-between the Union celebrate Native American heritage.

‘The Gift’ walkway finally complete

By Madison Flager | April 14

Friday marked the rededication of “The Gift” — the artistic memorial to the Native American population in Chapel Hill. The ceremony was filled with ...

(Left to right) Brian Littrell, Joshua Turner, Carson McKee and Kevin Richardson perform at the Lexington Center in Kentucky.

Q&A with Backstreet Boys cover artist Carson McKee

By Trevor Lenzmeier | April 14

On Friday, Brian Littrell and Kevin Richardson of the Backstreet Boys were inducted into the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame. At the induction, the Kentucky ...

Director and UNC MFA student Arielle Yoder rehearses a Broadway number with music director Jesse Kapsha on keys. Photo courtesy of Wagon Wheel Arts.

Performers swap gender roles in theater collaboration at Local 506

By Siena Scarbrough | April 13

For the third year in a row, Broadway is about to get twisted for a good cause.

Well$ tries to inspire with upstart career

By Jamie Stuart | April 10

Raised by Congolese immigrants fleeing political conflict, Leroy Shingu — known by his stage name Well$ — was never short on motivation to succeed. ...

Christian Reyes sets up for the Tar Heel Top Out in Fetzer Gym C on Thursday afternoon. UNC Chapel Hill is hosting the Tar Heel Top Out, a top rope climbing competition, on Saturday. The event is part of the 5th annual Eastern Edge Climbing series.

UNC’s rock climbing group hosts coastal competition

By Crystal Yuille | April 9

UNC students will be climbing to new heights at the Tar Heel Top Out rock climbing competition Saturday.

RHA wants students to beam at new event

By Christine Bang | April 9

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Terminator might have used lasers as a different kind of incentive, but the Residence Hall Association’s laser tag event tonight ...

Open mic event at Flyleaf accompanies Shelby Stephenson reading

By Jamie Stuart | April 9

Students will have the chance to perform original poetry alongside the state's poet laureate at Flyleaf Books tonight.

The 2015 Carolina Global Photography Exhibition is on display until July 31 in the FedEx Global Education Center.

Student, alumni photos on show at Global Center

By Paige Connelly | April 9

UNC’s FedEx Global Education Center is known for showing people different views of the world — but with a new photography exhibition, the center is ...

After it was handed over to the Campus Y, the University’s Holi Moli event began to draw a crowd of thousands.

Students enjoy Holi Moli despite not knowing its origins

By Morgan Vickers | April 9

Even before students step foot on UNC’s campus, they’re anticipating one of the most popular events of the school year: Holi Moli.

Laura Fogarty participates in the Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon hosted by the Art and Museum Library and Information Society. Fogarty is an officer in the organization.

Feminists, artists unite for Wikipedia ‘Edit-a-thon’

By Jun Chou | April 8

Wikipedia got a little more “herstory” in its database Tuesday.

Rae Sremmurd contracts released for CUAB spring concert

By Sarah Vassello | April 8

The Carolina Union Activities Board is spending $30,000 plus the cost of hotel accommodations, ground transportation and technical performance requirements ...

Summer camp Q&A with ArtsCenter’s Jesse Hollars

By Jamie Stuart | April 7

Every summer, Carrboro’s ArtsCenter does a series of camps for young artists from kindergarten through twelfth grade.

Cely’s House brings Italian artist to camps

By Robert McNeely | April 7

For over 25 years, Cely and Bill Chicurel have been working to bring the joy of arts and crafts to children of all ages.

Virginia Tech alumna launches collegiate cookbook for UNC students

By Elizabeth Baker | April 7

When Courtney Matinata came home from Virginia Tech, her parents quickly became annoyed with her constant talk of her favorite college town dishes. When ...

Costume designers at UNC create for museum

By Siena Scarbrough | April 7

Students and designers in UNC’s Fine Arts program have been tasked with creating some of the notable costumes and props that will be featured in the ...