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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

Concert to benefit health clinic

By Beth Mechum | November 30

Members of the Student Health Action Coalition are quick to say the organization is the oldest free student-run health clinic still operating in the U.S. But ...

Spoken-word artist to take Cabaret stage

By Bennett Campbell | November 29

When Dana Gilmore talks, people listen. The spoken-word artist known for enrapturing audiences on HBO's Def Poetry Jam will present her take on love ...

Concert brings holidays to UNC

By Kelly Yang | November 27

With soft gestures as fluid as each of her explosive notes, soprano Kathleen Battle sang in the holiday season to a filled Memorial Hall on Monday. Accompanied ...

Soprano opens holiday season

By Kelly Yang | November 26

Carolina Performing Arts Series opens its holiday series with a new program of traditional holiday music as soprano Kathleen Battle welcomes the season ...

Ackland hosts day of culture

By Kevin Turner | November 20

After a day of bingeing on turkey and stuffing, families can find unique ways to spend the rest of the holiday weekend together at the Ackland Art Museum. This ...

Gerrard reopens to stellar show

By Bryan Reed | November 19

Concert review Old Noise, New Blues Gerrard Hall Saturday 4.5 stars out of 5 Saturday night, the newly reopened Gerrard Hall sheltered ...

Carrboro Film Festival attracts crowd

By Ashley Nicole Lewis | November 19

In its second year, the Carrboro Film Festival saw larger audiences in attendance and additional awards presented to some of the 27 local films screened ...

A cappella traditions differ

By Elyse McCoy | November 16

All-male a cappella groups the Clef Hangers and The Achordants have both enjoyed well-attended concerts in the past, but other than their ability to draw ...

Gerrard reopens after renovations

By Bennett Campbell | November 16

When Carolina Union President Robert Gurdian stepped inside Gerrard Hall two years ago, he said he knew he wanted to be Carolina Union Activites Board's ...

27 local film shorts to play

By Jess Thom | November 16

Audience members will get a little bit of everything at the Carrboro Film Festival. The event, which debuted last year, will feature comedies and dramas, ...

Pauper players to open 'The Secret Garden'

By Alyssa Griffith | November 16

The enthusiasm on campus for Pauper Players' production of "The Secret Garden" is not as covert as the show's title. The musical has been in the works ...

Boone biography comes to Bull's Head

By TED STRONG | November 15

Bull's Head Bookshop will play host to a homecoming as an award-winning author, native son and UNC alumnus reads from his latest work at 3:30 p.m. today ...

Alum's work first of its kind in N.C.

By Alexandria Shealy | November 14

Filmmaker Rodrigo Dorfman said he can barely stand a five-minute-long educational video. So when the UNC alumnus was approached by Durham's Latino ...

Recitals give students a stage

By Hilary White | November 14

University students don't always have to wait for performers to come to campus in order to experience different kinds of music. Twice a semester, students ...

Arts briefs

By From staff and wire reports | November 13

Malaquias Montoya, professor and artist at the University of California at Davis, will be offering a talk titled "The Social Responsibility of the Artist" ...

Show whips up ovation

By Phillip Crook | November 12

Emil Kang, UNC's executive director for the arts, said he decided to bring "Must Don't Whip 'Um" to Memorial Hall, not to draw huge crowds but because ...

Art museums strive to draw college crowd

By Bennett Campbell | November 12

For the past few months, the view outside the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh has consisted of a massive, muddy hole in the ground. It's in ...

Play depicts passion of death penalty

By Sara Wise | November 12

The Tony Award-winning "Parade" confronts controversy directly by exploring topics including the death penalty and lynching. "While these themes may ...

Randolph rips it

By Jamie Williams | October 31

Only a few people can successfully cover Jimi Hendrix. Robert Randolph is one of those people. After beginning his show Tuesday at Memorial Hall with ...

Robert Randolph all set to shake it up

October 30

Robert Randolph & The Family Band will grace the Memorial Hall stage tonight for UNC's second Homecoming Concert with student-bands opening, and likely ...