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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

PlayMakers mixes it up with Pulitzer-winners

By Phillip Crook | January 25

In keeping with its mission to expand the breadth of theater-going experiences in Chapel Hill, PlayMakers Repertory Company is trying something new. The ...

Panelists set to judge guitarists on 'airness'

By Kelly Yang | January 25

Those who've dominated "Guitar Hero" will get a chance to rock out, emulating the same moves - minus the guitar. The Carolina Union Activities Board ...

Ongoing writers strike impacts Chapel Hill

By Bennett Campbell | January 24

Perhaps the most tangible fallout of the ongoing writers strike for UNC students was, until recently, the conspicuous on-air absence of comic news anchors ...

Documentary reveals NYC drag queen life

By Kevin Turner | January 24

For drag queens featured in the documentary "Paris is Burning," sequins, makeup and stilettos aren't just part of a costume. They're part of a lifestyle. The ...

Lab! Theatre Production delves into human psyche

By Alyssa Griffith | January 24

For the past few months, the cast and crew of Lab! Theatre's latest production have faced their share of creative frustrations and artistic epiphanies.And ...

Faculty come together for jazz performance

By Kelly Yang | January 22

Although time zones and teaching schedules have kept six professors from across the country from rehearsing, the friends and band mates said they'll rely ...

Performances explore legacy

By Ashley Nicole Lewis | January 22

The Sonja Haynes Stone Center was filled Monday night with people of all backgrounds trying to explore Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy through poetry, ...

Installations use interaction

By Jess Thom | January 18

When visitors enter the Studio Six Theater in Swain Hall, they will see a dozen wedding dresses hanging from the ceiling but no actors. This weekend's ...

Event to raise funds for Deep Dish Theater

By Nash Roberts | January 18

Seven years ago, Paul Frellick saw a vacant men's formalwear store while walking through Chapel Hill's University Mall. That space is now the site ...

Exhibit features alumni photos

By Daniel Stainkamp | January 16

There is an image of two girls of different races, forbidden to play with each other, speaking through a chain-link fence. And there is a man covered ...

Grammy winners deliver intimate performance

By Kevin Turner | January 15

CORRECTIONS: Due to a source error, the Jan. 15 front-page article "Grammy winners deliver intimate performance" incorrectly states that singer Mary Chapin ...

'It's "Sweeney Todd" now'

By Hilary White | January 11

When Company Carolina's proposed winter musical "Gypsy" fell through in early December, the theater group didn't take a breath before beginning the daunting ...

Film highlights air guitar legends

By Kelly Yang | January 11

Everyone owns an air guitar, but it takes a special kind of person to be an air guitar champion. Amateurs looking to learn how to rock out in their ...

Burch scholars, Ground UP produce coming-of-age play

By Ashley Nicole Lewis | January 11

This weekend a group of UNC students who collaborated with several different professional theater groups will bring a taste of New York to the local stage. ...

Classical performance sells out hall

By Phillip Crook | January 10

Memorial Hall hosted three of classical music's powerhouse names Wednesday in one of Carolina Performing Arts' most anticipated performances of the season. The ...

PlayMakers showcases emotion in '2.5 Minute'

By Alyssa Griffith | January 10

Lisa Kron's acclaimed performance in "2.5 Minute Ride" blurs the boundaries between pain and comedy. Kron unveiled her award-winning one-woman show ...

'Little Prince' offers life lessons

By Sara Wise | November 30

For the next two weeks, Paul Green Theatre will be home to stars, planets, snakes and sand dunes as "The Little Prince" takes the stage.

Director takes film experience to the stage in 'Laughter'

By Alyssa Griffith | November 30

At the age of 21, Craig Peck has already familiarized himself with some of the most coveted directing secrets in Hollywood. A first-time theater director, ...

WXYC teaches student DJs

By Laurel Holden | November 30

For those who are passionate about radio, working at 3 a.m. on a Saturday is a small price to pay for bringing music to the masses.

'Nutcracker' classic comes to campus

By Phillip Crook | November 30

Radio stations play Christmas music weeks before Thanksgiving, and shopping malls tempt customers with early holiday sales; but once "The Nutcracker" ...