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

| November 29

Arts

Ancient Indian dance arrives at UNC

By Paige Hopkins | September 4

Audience members will be transported to ancient India from their seats in Memorial Hall tonight.

UNC Process Series: The New Generation Project mixes African American poets and composers in a performance which took place at Kenan Music Building on Thursday, September 4th. Sopranos Louise Toppin (shown above) and Marquita Lister put together this project with intentions of representing less-known artists and traditions of African Americans.

Soprano duo will bring spirituals, poetry to UNC

September 4

UNC Department of Music chairwoman Louise Toppin has sung spirituals all around the world. And there is one question she’s always asked herself about ...

The Gentleman Contender performed at Local 506 on Monday.

Breaking into the business: student musicians at UNC

By Kelly Cook | September 3

That guy in English class who’s always tapping his pen to an unrecognizable beat? He might be a rapper.

"Still Life #11" by Heeseop Yoon at Smack Mellon

Artist brings wall drawings to Hanes Art Center

By Everett Handy | September 3

Thousands of thin strips of black tape now decorate the John and June Allcott Gallery of Hanes Art Center. The department’s newest exhibition, “Material ...

Tom Grubb, from Washington, N.C., was selected to showcase his sculpture titled “Chapel Hill Voyager,” located at the Chapel Hill Public Library Sculpture Trail.

Exhibit adds sculptures to rejuvenate town

By Paige Hopkins | September 2

From Chapel Hill Public Library to the Chapel Hill Fire Station, Sculpture Visions is bringing elaborate art to town for yet another year.

19-year-old pop singer Tyler Matl will be performing at OMG Music Fest at Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro tonight.

OMG Music Fest comes to Cat's Cradle

By Dixon Ferrell | September 2

Oh my God, teens will be taking over Cat’s Cradle tonight.

Students, faculty, and visitors conjure together to honor the late poet Seamus Heaney in Wilson Library on Tuesday.

Students honored Seamus Heaney with poetry reading

By Katie Reilly | September 2

A Tuesday evening memorial for late Irish poet and Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney brought together two places — one that’s known for its 40 shades ...

Drama 160 consistently has a high percentage of athletes

By Robert McNeely | September 2

Student-athletes have made up more than 20 percent of the total enrollment in the University’s stagecraft class since 2006 — in some cases, making ...

Radical Rush Week aims to inform with a talk on feminism

By Samantha Sabin | September 1

A sex worker, writer and anarchist in her late 20s who goes by “L” will discuss the intersection of feminism and anarchy today as part of anarchist ...

Arts applicants find favor for special talent

By Chinelo Umerah | September 1

The athletic department has drawn criticism for some of its athletes’ illiteracy and inability to perform in the classroom since January.

PlayMakers Repertory Company season preview

By clayton johnson | September 1

PlayMakers Repertory Company is kicking off their 2014 season tonight, which will feature a diverse selection of comedies, dramas, classics, contemporaries ...

Campus exhibition challenges Saudi laws

By Mary Helen Moore | August 27

Mohammad Sharaf, a graphic artist from Kuwait whose popularity grew when he began exhibiting works on social media, will celebrate the opening of a collection ...

Q&A with journalist, author Lev Grossman

By Everett Handy | August 27

Lev Grossman, book critic and technology writer at Time magazine, released the final novel in his “Magicians” trilogy, “The Magician’s Land.” ...

Ackland shares its art during lunch

By Everett Handy | August 26

Bagged lunches and art analysis will bring together students and community members today at the Ackland Art Museum

Katie Ford is one the women's swimming and diving team and also has a passion for drawing.

Student athletes as artists

By Margaret Gilmore | August 26

It takes focus and dedication to be a great swimmer, and Katie Ford said drawing demands a similar skill set.

ArtHeels brings art therapy to UNC Hospitals patients

By Jessica Zambrano | August 25

ArtHeels is a student organization at UNC that promotes healing through an underrated form of therapy?art.

22 companies collaborated this weekend to create the North Carolina state beer at Mystery Brewing Company in Hillsborough.

Erica Tieppo, from Detroit, Michigan, works with the beer through its fermentation process.

Franklin Street breweries help craft NC state beer

By Mary Helen Moore | August 25

Two Chapel Hill breweries teamed up with 20 other members of the North Carolina Craft Brewers Guild this weekend to create North Carolina’s first state ...

Southern Folklife Collection celebrates anniversary

By Elise McGlothian | August 20

Unbeknownst to most on campus, a Barbie doll — still encased in her 1963 box, posing with teased blonde hair, wearing an oversized t-shirt and a ...

Art Menius, director of the Arts Center in Carrboro

Carrboro Artscenter names interim director

By Elizabeth Baker | August 20

Art Menius said his favorite part was the people who enjoyed taking the classes, who said The ArtsCenterhttp://www.artscenterlive.org/ made their kids’ ...

LAB! Theatre announces experimental season

By Erin Wygant | August 19

LAB! Theatre announced its 2014 fall season which aims to capture their love of experimental and off-the-wall theatre.