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No. 16 UNC women's basketball dominates NCCU, 119-43, recording most points under Courtney Banghart

| November 29

Arts

Ackland Art Museum, located on Franklin Street, opened its new exhibit "PhotoVision" on Thursday evening. The exhibit features around 150 photographs tracing the history of photography from the nineteenth century to the twenty-first century. The photographs were arranged in areas including "Photography and Multiplicity", "Sacred Spaces", "Process and Product", and "Staging the Image".

Ackland Art Museum braces for budget cuts

By Sarah Vassello | September 19

During the course of the semester, UNC students and Chapel Hill residents will visit the Ackland Art Museum to see the fall exhibitions: “PhotoVision: ...

Acclaimed pianist to play at UNC Sunday

By Noah Rawlings | September 19

Nadia Shpachenko-Gottesman is coming to UNC Sunday to challenge what students think might be just a drab piano recital.

Folk, country, garage rock combine in show

By Kelly Cook | September 18

Banjos, mandolins and acoustic guitars will collaborate tonight at Local 506. Goodnight, Texas will perform with special guests The Bones of J.R. Jones ...

Buskers bring harmony to Franklin Street

By clayton johnson | September 18

Whether it’s smooth saxophone outside the Ackland Museum Store or drums in the nook of Julian’s, local musicians are using Franklin Street as their ...

Tony Award-winning comedy Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike opens tonight

By Robert McNeely | September 17

Family drama, theatric outbursts, Anton Chekhovian themes and buoyant buffoonery are coming together on the Paul Green Theatre stage tonight in “Vanya ...

Q&A with punk rock 'n' roll band Raw McCartney

By Everett Handy | September 16

Raw McCartney is an eccentric band whose oddity extends well past their music. They are a self-labeled chill, psych and punk rock 'n' roll band from Indianapolis. ...

The Goat Parade, a public art installation in University Mall, has been on show since August 4th. Jayden Woodland, 3, came to see the goats on Monday. Her father explained "we heard about the goat parade and we decided to come check it out!"

Goat sculptures to decorate Chapel Hill, Pittsboro to raise money

By Erin Kolstad | September 16

A herd of 10 painted “Glamour Goats” will be descending on Chapel Hill in October.

Youssou N'Dour brings Senegal’s music to UNC

By Sarah Vassello | September 16

Youssou N’Dour is the most famous musician that Americans have never heard of.

Graduate students bring jazz lecturer to campus

By clayton johnson | September 12

The multi-talented Michael Veal is giving a multi-faceted lecture today thanks to the efforts of musicology graduate students.

Extraordinary Ventures exhibits the work completed during its program at a red carpet event hosted for the artists. Courtesy of Cyndi Whisnant.

Extraordinary Ventures brings art to community with art classes

By Robert McNeely | September 12

For the third time in the past two years, autistic adults have a chance to hone and explore their artistic abilities.

Author comes to Bulls Head to fight social stigmas surrounding HIV, AIDs

By Dixon Ferrell | September 10

Sean Strub, a writer and long-time activist who has been HIV-positive for more than 33 years, is coming to UNC today to read and sign his new book, “Body ...

Artist Todd Frahm to bring limestone animals to library

By Samantha Sabin | September 10

Four limestone sculptures of animals from children’s tales by North Carolina sculptor Todd Frahm will soon grace the front roundabout at the Chapel ...

Harpischord duo hopes to draw students to classical music

By Crystal Yuille | September 10

Harpsichord group Duo De Jordaan is coming to UNC today to change what people think of live classical music.

On view near you for Sept. 10, 2014

By Gabriella Cirelli and Erin Wygant | September 10

Students and community members have until Nov. 30 to see the Ackland Art Museum’s exhibit of contemporary Japanese ceramics from the collection of Carol ...

Author explores Caribbean heritage

By Elizabeth Baker | September 9

As a Caribbean woman, Tanya Shields said she’s always wanted to understand the circumstances of generations of women in her family — some of which ...

Artist and contributor to the inaugural edition of “Welcome: Art in Your Home,” Warren Hicks, works in his studio.Photo courtesy of Open Art Society.

Program makes collecting art an affordable hobby

September 9

Art collectors are wealthy — artists are enigmatic.

At DSI, it's survival of the funniest

By Paige Hopkins | September 8

Twelve tributes, one winner. Sound familiar?

Radicals discuss police state during Radical Rush Week

By Everett Handy | September 8

Student anarchists will gather today to address the societal presence of police through a seminar called “The Police State in North Carolina: Surveillance ...

"Rubbish 2 Runway II", a sold out "Trashion Show" on Friday, features over twenty pieces crafted from recycled materials on display in FRANK Gallery until October 5th.

FRANK Gallery will host trash-inspired fashion show

By Margaret Gilmore | September 8

A new kind of fashion has made its way to Chapel Hill — and it involves skirts made of plastic construction netting and belts made of rolled up ...

The Banff Mountain Film Festival’s Radical Reels Tour arrives at the Varsity Theatre tonight.

Adrenaline-pumping films come to town

By Sarah Vassello | September 4

Whitewater kayaking, downhill biking and rock climbing might be considered too high-adrenaline for the average person.