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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

St. Petersburg orchestra sells out Memorial Hall

By Bennett Campbell | October 29

Even before Chief Conductor Yuri Temirkanov appeared before a sellout Memorial Hall crowd, baton in hand, it was apparent that the St. Petersburg Philharmonic ...

Augustana plays to home crowd

By Alexandria Shealy | October 29

Augustana didn't travel to UNC to leisurely enjoy the sights and traditions of Chapel Hill. But when the pop-rock group performed the fight song, ...

Internship affords Hollywood exposure

By Alexandria Shealy | October 29

Hollywood screenwriter, director and UNC alumnus Paul Edwards knew one person in the industry when he started out. As director of UNC’s Hollywood ...

Southern comfort

By Alyssa Griffith | October 26

The PlayMakers Repertory Company's preview performance of the kitchen-sink drama "Crimes of the Heart" dished up more than down-home country cooking. The ...

Augustana to perform Saturday

By Alexandria Shealy | October 26

When Augustana takes the stage at 8 p.m. Saturday in Memorial Hall, it won't be the first time the band will have performed for an audience of mostly ...

Southern comfort

By Alyssa Griffith | October 26

The PlayMakers Repertory Company's preview performance of the kitchen-sink drama "Crimes of the Heart" dished up more than down-home country cooking. The ...

Drama troupe opens season with shorts

By Laura Holden | October 26

This weekend, Company Carolina will offer its first production of the school year- the One Acts Festival- giving the community the opportunity to see ...

Play's themes aim to challenge and entertain students

By Beth Mechum | October 26

The production team of The Lab! Theatre chose to produce "Arcadia" because of its eternal relevance. It also did not hurt that the show's selected ...

'The Bell witch' combines Southern legend, actual narratives

By Elyse McCoy | October 25

The 200-year-old legend of the Bell Witch will come to life on stage today at the Swain Hall Studio 6 Theater. "The Bell Witch," an original play adapted ...

Preview of two movies offered

By Daniel Stainkamp | October 25

The light and dark sides of comedy, as well as the mainstream and independent sides of cinema, will be showcased this week in two advance movie screenings, ...

'The Bell witch' combines Southern legend, actual narratives

By Elyse McCoy | October 24

The 200-year-old legend of the Bell Witch will come to life on stage today at the Swain Hall Studio 6 Theater. "The Bell Witch," an original play adapted ...

It's raining acrobats in Memorial Hall

By Phillip Crook | October 24

If Cirque Eloize's "Rain" were actually a meteorological phenomenon, it would be the kind of downpour most people look forward to - an unexpectedly ...

Circus explores human themes

By Phillip Crook | October 23

Thanks to Canada's Cirque Eloize, community members will see a temporary relief from the recent drought - metaphorically speaking - when the contemporary ...

Student bands to record live CD for music school

By Bennett Campbell | October 23

Cara Shih is putting word of mouth to the test. In her efforts to publicize the organization she's leading, the Kind of Blue Project, she has relied ...

NCMA brings light, color

By Bennett Campbell | October 22

RALEIGH - Paris is more than 3,000 miles away, but for the past five years, the N.C. Museum of Art has brought the work of Auguste Rodin, Claude Monet ...

Benefit concert set for victims of fire

By Hilary White | October 17

The Chapel Hill and Carrboro communities will use music to mobilize support in the wake of last month's deadly fire at Colonial Village at Highland Hills ...

'Aloes' depicts friendship emerging during apartheid

By Sara Wise | October 17

Although South African apartheid ended more than 10 years ago, Chapel Hill's Deep Dish Theater Company is aiming to build a bridge to current events by ...

Show gives voice to victims

By Jess Thom | October 15

Although "Sometimes I Cry" is a one-woman show, the play attempts to relay the stories of many women suffering from AIDS through the single voice of actress ...

Music symposium to feature critics

By Daniel Stainkamp | October 12

Anthony Tommasini, the chief classical music critic for the New York Times and Tim Page, the Pulitzer prize winning chief classical music critic for the ...

A cappella group meshes genres

By Bennett Campbell | October 12

Joey Kibble was raised in a Christian home in Nashville, Tenn., listening to the same vocal groups as his brother Mark did. Now, both brothers and ...