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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

Arts

R&B singer takes UNC stage

By Andrew Dunn | February 20

For her third song of the evening, R&B vocalist Chrisette Michele sat down at the keyboard and played her own piano accompaniment. When she was through, ...

Vocalist performs tonight

By Andrew Dunn | February 19

Students might not know Chrisette Michele by name, but the 23-year-old has crooned on tracks with Jay-Z, Kanye West, and Nas, and was recently nominated ...

Eighth annual improv festival begins today

By Jess Thom | February 19

CORRECTIONS: Tuesday's pg. 3 story "Eighth annual improv festival begins today" contained multiple reporting errors. Horatio Sanz did not perform at ...

Comedy stars dish out industry tips

By Alexandria Shealy | February 18

Even comedian Lewis Black admits his abhorrence for career networking. "I hate that word - networking - I hate doing it," Black said. "I'd rather be ...

Black wows student crowd

By Seth Wright | February 18

As the lights dimmed and the audience settled down Saturday night in Memorial Hall, there was nothing but a microphone and a stool on stage. And for ...

Cellar Door now accepting plays

By Bennett Campbell | February 18

Writing literature is often a process of transforming black-and-white text into vivid imagery. That's why it made sense to Kris Wile when Cellar Door, ...

New director offers different twist on "Vagina Monologues"

By Seth Wright | February 15

This year UNC audiences will see a new theatrical interpretation to Eve Ensler's play about women and their vaginas. "The Vagina Monologues," a two-night ...

Power comedian brings humor education home

By Phillip Crook | February 15

Take CNN, dress it in a black blazer, add expletives and you've got UNC alumnus and comedian Lewis Black. Noted for his "Back in Black" segment on ...

Play transcends time to urge voter involvement

By Ashley Nicole Lewis | February 14

Although the Pulitzer Prize-winning political satire "State of the Union" was written more than 60 years ago, Deep Dish Theater Company is bringing the ...

Drama and music mix in 'Hamlet'

By Daniel Stainkamp | February 14

Synthesizing the emotional power of music with the vivid tangibility of drama has become standard fare in cinema and television, but in the realm of theater ...

Carolina Comedy Festival 2008 preview

By Alexandria Shealy | February 14

From star-studded showcases of stand up comedy to hands-on workshops geared toward newcomers, the Carolina Union Activities Board's Carolina Comedy Festival ...

No campouts allowed for Iron & Wine tickets

By Alexandria Shealy | February 13

Students hoping to fill the most coveted seats to rock-folk group Iron & Wine's concert on April 15 in Memorial Hall won't be allowed to pitch tents to ...

Career artists come to network with students

By Bennett Campbell | February 12

Students can polish resumes and write cover letters until they're Carolina blue in the face, but one aspect of the job-seeking process that is often overlooked ...

Group improvises Valentine's Day in 'Love Show'

By Adam Hinson | February 11

When the lights dimmed to a single spotlight on a piano on stage Saturday at the ArtsCenter in Carrboro, audiences might have suspected "The Love Show" ...

Improv Comedy Jam gives everyone a stage

By Jess Thom | January 31

Dirty South Improv doesn't care today if you've never done improvisation comedy. In fact, the less experience you have, the better. At 8 p.m. DSI will ...

'Topdog' tackles family, poverty

By Daniel Stainkamp | January 28

PlayMakers Repertory Company will host a play that explores personal demons, existential crises, dubious futures and hazy pasts - using a sparse group ...

Two musical acts slated for UNC performances

By Alexandria Shealy | January 28

Two eclectic, internationally acclaimed acts will usher in the spring catalogue of musical offerings from the Carolina Union Activities Board in the coming ...

UNC, too, sings America

By Nash Roberts | January 28

An audience of more than 200 gathered in the Student Union Great Hall on Friday night for "I, Too, Sing America," a celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King ...

Students rockin' on air

By Bennett Campbell | January 28

Judge the videos for yourself and vote for your favorite. As Mountain's "Mississippi Queen" blared through the speakers, 11 competitors entered Gerrard ...

Murderous musical opens today

By Alexandria Shealy | January 25

With less than 10 hours until curtain at 8 p.m. today, the cast and crew of Company Carolina's production of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet ...