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

| November 29

Arts

Ackland unveils new spring exhibits

By Sarah Vassello | January 30

Throughout a span of 350 years, a lot can change. Great art, however, remains timeless.

Annie Keller, as Effy, performs on Thursday evening in the upcoming production of the Hunger Games by Pauper's Broadway Melodies.

Pauper Players bring new melodies

By Megan Caron | January 30

In a post-apocalyptic world, Oprah Winfrey has some dark plans. In another world, freshman student Hinton James must restore Lenoir Dining Hall’s glory ...

Seniors Brandon Schell, DJ Bdo and Syem Barakzai, DJ Eskay have been mixing together since their sophomore year. Barakzai says his favorite part of being a DJ is "throwing on a track you love and people coming out to dance to it."

"Throwing on a track you love and people coming out to dance to it," Barakzai says on his favorite part about being a DJ.

Student DJs mix it up on and off campus

By Rupali Srivastava | January 30

Seniors Syem Barakzai and Brandon Schell met freshman year. After sharing a love for electronic music, they decided, as sophomores, to invest in $350 ...

A capella concert to raise awareness for autism issues

By Karishma Patel | January 29

Sometimes autism speaks — other times it gets its voice through song.

English Concert orchestra to perform "Theodora"

By Juanita Chavarro | January 29

The English Concert orchestra will revive George Frideric Handel’s 265-year-old tragic oratorio, “Theodora,” during its first Chapel Hill appearance ...

Byron Frazelle, Griffin Gast, and Drew Patrick (from left) in the production of Rumors starting Thursday, Jan. 30 at 8p.m. at Kenan Theatre in the UNC Center for Dramatic Art. Rumors is the first collaboration of The Lab! Theatre and Kenan Theatre Company and admission to the show is free.

‘Rumors’ is the story of a dinner party gone wrong

January 29

An intricately built, two-story house sits upon the Kenan Theatre stage, and it looks like the perfect setting for a dinner party — other than the missing ...

Suzanne Lamport and one of the artists Dave Otto enjoy browsing the exhibition. The activist exhibition of artist David Taylor, Harry Phillips, and photographer Dave Otto is called "Images of Moral Mondays", which displays artwork of the ongoing speeches and protests of major issues, including unemployment, voting rights, health care, education, and many more.

Chapel Hill’s United Church exhibits ‘Moral Monday’ art

By Robert McNeely | January 28

In the wake of recent legislation by the North Carolina General Assembly, the United Church of Chapel Hill is staging its own form of artistic protest. ...

Program brings free music lessons to kids in need

By Jaleesa Jones | January 28

A student-led organization is striking a chord with Chapel Hill-Carrboro youth.

PlayMakers unveils season

By Gabriella Cirelli | January 27

PlayMakers Repertory Company will take audiences from the bright stages of Broadway to the deep confines of the forest and back again with its 2014-15 ...

Music faculty members perform English baroque pieces

By Madison Flager | January 27

Tonight’s “Baroque in English” performance counters the old saying, “Those who can’t do, teach.”

Michelle Swanson, a senior East Asian Studies major, hula hoops in the quad with the Carolina Hula Hoop Club on Monday afternoon.

UNC group hula hoops for exercise, enjoyment

By Rupali Srivastava | January 27

Some UNC students pride themselves on being adults, but for the Carolina Hula Hoopers, returning to the simple pleasures of childhood has been the most ...

UNC Wordsmiths Mariah Monsanto, Wil Broadwell, Lauren Bullock, Polina Bastrakova, and Julia McKeown, pictured on Thursday in Bulls Head Bookshop, are getting ready for a Grand Slam on Saturday night. Bullock approaches the mic as her teammates support her.

Campus groups unite for poetry competition

By Megan Caron | January 26

Three of UNC’s largest campus literary groups are uniting for the first time to give student writers the chance to bridge the page and the stage. Tariq ...

Montessori School students bring Shakespeare characters to Hollywood

By Juanita Chavarro | January 26

Puck and Oberon get a taste of the glamorous life when they mingle with 1930s movie stars in the Durham Montessori Community School’s production of ...

‘Private Lives’ gives of glamour

By Gabriella Cirelli | January 26

With an intimate stage setting and hilariously honest characters, PlayMakers Repertory Company’s “Private Lives” transported audience members back ...

Women's Voices looks back on 20 years

By Sarah Vassello | January 23

Instead of receiving a gift for the 20th anniversary of the Women’s Voices choral group, members received a community.

Local artist retells murder of Emmett Till in one-man show

By Breanna Kerr | January 23

Local actor and playwright Mike Wiley will examine modern racial issues through the lens of the 1955 murder of an African-American boy.

The Carolina Capoeira Club provides a unique opportunity for those wanting to expand their understanding on certain parts of the Brazilian culture to apply their knowledge of the language through the martial art of Capoeira.

UNC group combines martial arts, music and dancing

By Tat'yana Berdan | January 22

On a beach in Brazil in the summer of 1984, Frederico Castelloes was swapping martial arts moves with a friend when he was first introduced to capoeira, ...

Ten poets will perform in Grand Slam Weekend

By Paige Hopkins | January 22

Claps, shouts and mainly snaps will fill the air this Saturday and Sunday during the UNC Wordsmiths’ Grand Slam Weekend, co-sponsored by UNC’s ...

New music style makes its way to Carrboro

By Robert McNeely | January 22

A 21st century take on duet singing and a multi-instrumental septet of musicians are ready to storm the stage at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro.

Author and photographer records experiences in Cuba

January 22

Travel restrictions to Cuba have not deterred photographer David M. Spear from exploring the estranged country with his camera.