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

| November 29

Arts

Bluegrass bass player Missy Raines to perform at Carrboro ArtsCenter

By Megan Caron | March 20

When world-renowned bluegrass bass player Missy Raines started her own band several years ago in West Virginia , everyone who heard their music was hard ...

Carolina Dance Initiative to feature 10 dance groups in annual showcase

By Erin Wygant | March 20

CDI’s annual showcase has grown to new heights, featuring ten dance groups of all different styles. Encompassing a variety of dance from traditional ...

UNC to offer theatre management minor in the fall

By Breanna Kerr | March 20

The majority of students who come to the Department of Dramatic Art intend on acting, but soon there will be another option off the main stage. Catering ...

Members of The Carolina Irish Association practice in the dance studios below Woolen Gymnasium on Thursday for the group's upcoming Spring Showcase in the Student Union Great Hall on March 23rd.

From left to right
Brianna Gallagher
Halie Reed
Olivia Barnes
Emma D'Agostino
Olivia DeSena
Caitlyn Carmean

Carolina Irish Association will hold a dance show

March 20

Their acronym may be CIA, but the Carolina Irish Association does not tap secrets-- they tap their feet to tunes.

Future Islands’ Singles a stunner

By Charlie Shelton | March 19

Somewhere between the wickedly erratic and the wonderfully euphoric lies the magic of Future Islands.

Movie Review: Mr. Peabody & Sherman

By Amanda Hayes | March 19

“Mr. Peabody and Sherman” delivers what is expected from an average animated children’s comedy adventure.

Movie Review: Veronica Mars

By Avery Thompson | March 19

“Veronica Mars” is a satisfying and nostalgic revival of the edgy teen drama noir that was prematurely canceled in 2007.

Music Review: ScHoolboy Q

By Will Jackson | March 19

From the very beginning of Oxymoron, ScHoolboy Q lets you know who he is: a gangsta.

Music Review: Liars

By Stephanie Zimmerman | March 19

Liars’Mess is a complete change of pace from its last album, WIXIW, which the band produced only two years ago.

Music Review: Lavender Country

By Mac Gushanas | March 19

A little over 40 years have passed since the release of the debut self-titled record from Lavender Country, widely considered to be the first openly gay ...

Local label Merge Records celebrates 25 years with road race

By Marcela Guimaraes | March 19

By Marcela Guimaraes Staff Writer Late night partying and drinking have long been synonymous with the raucous nature of rock ’n’ roll. ...

Q&A with Skip Elsheimer of A/V Geeks

By Dixon Ferrell | March 19

Have you ever wondered what happens to those educational films you had to watch in school when they’re considered obsolete? A landfill? They might end ...

Q&A with National Dance Institute founder Jacques d'Amboise

By Ally Levine | March 19

Jacques d’Amboise was a principal dancer for the New York City Ballet by the age of 17. While dancing with the company, he founded the National ...

Writer Carrie Knowles chosen as Piedmont Laureate

By Chinelo Umerah | March 19

Freelance writer, arts advocate and writing coach Carrie Knowles will add the Piedmont Laureate title to her list of literary accomplishments, ...

Beat Generation writer Joyce Johnson speaks on Jack Kerouac

By Everett Handy | March 19

Joyce Johnson wants everyone to get to know a different side of Jack Kerouac. Johnson, a Beat Generation novelist, biographer and journalist, is ...

Musical duo The Kennedys bring folk concert to Carrboro ArtsCenter

By Elizabeth Baker | March 18

For Pete and Maura Kennedy, it all started with a day off.

Author George Brock talks future of print journalism at Bull’s Head

By Sarah Vassello | March 18

Many might see print journalism as an old medium dying a slow death.

UNC students embrace changing technologies in art

By Josephine Yurcaba | March 17

Parachutes and box fans were suspended from the ceilings. Laser cutouts of animals were hanging from a fan and spinning around continuously, and the artist ...

Action-based theater group STREB comes to UNC

By Ally Levine | March 17

STREB, an action-inspired group that combines dance, acrobatics and theater, is the latest show in Carolina Performing Arts’ season, appearing both ...

Q&A with protest art expert Mark Tribe

By Juanita Chavarro | March 17

Mark Tribe, chairman of the MFA Fine Arts program at the School of Visual Arts in New York City, focuses on the relationship between media technology ...