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

| November 29

Arts

Q&A with Canadian author Laina Dawes

By Breanna Kerr | November 4

Canadian author and heavy metal enthusiast Laina Dawes was usually the only black woman at heavy metal shows growing up and was often asked, “What are ...

Natura Magazine expands at UNC

By Jaleesa Jones | November 4

There is a dearth of publications targeted toward minority women — but UNC sophomore Malia Brown is hoping to change that with her online publication, ...

'Artful Giving' show presents handmade pieces

By Juanita Chavarro | November 4

As the holiday season approaches, FRANK Gallery’s latest show “Artful Giving” offers a collection of handmade pieces to those who are looking for ...

The Undergraduate 1 Day Exhibitions begins Monday, Nov. 4 and runs through Friday, Nov. 8 featuring different art exhibitions each day in the John and June Allcott Gallery at Hanes Art Center. Junior Kerry O'Shea stands with her piece titled, "Can I Live" that will be part of Monday's exhibition displaying the artwork of the UNC class Art 300. All exhibitions will be open from 8 am- 5 pm.

Exhibitions show undergraduate art

By Sarah Vassello | November 3

Greek philosopher Hippocrates once famously said that life is short, and art is long.

Indian musicians visit Memorial

November 3

Forty-three Indian musicians in glowing cubes are set to enchant Memorial Hall tonight as a part of Carolina Performing Arts’ season.

'Arts for Hearts' raises money for UNC Cardiology

By Katie Hjerpe | November 3

This Monday, the best things in life don’t just come from the heart — but for it.

Carolina Company's next production is "Arsenic and Old Lace", a tale of older ladies who poison their guests in order to "save" them from their miserable lives.

Dark wit takes the stage in "Arsenic and Old Lace"

By Josephine Yurcaba | October 31

The Brewster family is insane. The aunts kill old men with poisoned wine, the uncles perform plastic surgery on ex-criminals and only one person in the ...

'Miscast Cabaret' allows singers to try new roles

By Ally Levine | October 31

The UNC Pauper Players will open up the world of musical theater this Saturday evening as they present performers who will sing songs from roles they ...

Memorial Hall hosting Indian dance competition Saturday

By Rupali Srivastava | October 31

Three thousand dollars in prize money. Eight competing teams. One lively night of music and dance.

Sophomore Noah Leiberman playing the role of Same and Junior exchange student Cameron Stuart playing the role of Jack and rehearse for the upcoming performance of Mark Andrew Taylor's 'Snow Days' at Kenan Theater on Wednesday night. "I went to a boarding school and the play definitely captures the feeling of boarding school," said Leiberman. "I can relate."

Student-directed play explores the realities of friendship

By Rebecca Pollack | October 31

Three boys are sitting in a dorm of an all-boys’ boarding school: One is telling the story of his most recent sexual encounter. One is waiting anxiously ...

PlayMakers debuts pair of water-themed productions

By Gabriella Cirelli | October 31

Love, redemption, mythology and chlorine take center stage at the Center for Dramatic Art Saturday night.

Congo brought to the forefront

By Katie Hjerpe | October 31

Like aspiring artists anywhere, young Congolese musicians have to find a balance between their education and pursuing their art.

Rebecca Vargha holds up a few of the pop-up books in the library's collection, stating that some date back as far as 1883, while others are more modern. There will be an event and exhibition on October 29th in Wilson Library beginning at 5pm.

3-D book display helps stories jump off the page

By Elizabeth Baker | October 29

When the members of Sigma Phi Epsilon visit their faculty advisor Sterling Hennis at his home, he says they’re amazed at his collection of 1,400 pop-up ...

Writer and enviornmental activist Lyle Estill will be discussing his latest book at 3:30 p.m. at Bull’s Head Bookshop today. Photo courtesy of Lyle Estill.

Q&A with environment activist Lyle Estill

October 29

Lyle Estill is a writer who stumbled upon the path of being an environmental activist by accident and then continued his journey to eventually become ...

Eclectic band disappear fear to perform new political album

By Tat'yana Berdan | October 29

Reggae, Americana, folk and rock are just some of the words Sonia Rutstein uses to describe the sound of her band’s new record.

At age 32, mandolin player Chris Thile has earned a Grammy and a MacArthur “genius” grant among other musical achievements. Photo courtesy of Nonesuch Records.

Q&A with mandolinist Chris Thile

By Allison Hussey | October 29

Chris Thile is a mandolinist who can’t be pinned down by any convenient musical description. He’s collaborated with fellow label-defying masters like ...

10-27 - Experimental Photography Exhibit - Jenny Burton and Greg Halloran have their art exhibited at The Horace Williams House on October 27th. The two UNC alumni won a competition to have their work exhibited while in photography classes.

Alumni art displayed in historic Horace Williams House

By Melissa Bendixen | October 28

From now until Nov. 24, the Horace Williams House will be displaying the unique photograms and experimental photography of recent UNC graduates Jenny ...

Q&A with musician Alfred 'Uganda' Roberts

By Paige Hopkins | October 28

Alfred “Uganda” Roberts describes himself as someone with music in his genes. He has had a love for drums specifically from a very young age and will ...

Q&A with NYU professor Louise Rice

By Robert McNeely | October 28

Louise Rice is an art history professor at New York University and the 2013-14 Allen W. Clowes Fellow at the National Humanities Center. Her publications ...

Scott Nurkin alongside his newest mural at He's Not Here

Artist Scott Nurkin finishes his latest mural

By Breanna Kerr | October 28

The 41-year-old bar and Chapel Hill landmark He’s Not Here is newly decorated with a mural in tribute to Chapel Hill — and it didn’t cost a dime. ...