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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

Local films to be featured at Carrboro film festival

By Nash Roberts | September 20

Filmmakers have until midnight today to turn in their submissions for the Carrboro Film Festival which will showcase local short films on Nov. 18th. Last ...

Russian authors read from personal works

By Hilary White | September 18

Four prominent Russian contemporary authors will be in Chapel Hill this week, bringing with them an opportunity for the community to explore cultural ...

Homecoming headliners picked

By Alexandria Shealy | September 17

Students will get a double dose of musical performances during this year's Homecoming celebrations. Memorial Hall will play host to up-and-coming rock ...

Art After Dark kicks off year at the Ackland

By Kevin Turner | September 14

Tonight the Ackland Art Museum will put some music on, let its hair down and keep its doors open into the night with the first "Art After Dark" event ...

Green's still got it

By Alexandria Shealy | September 14

Known as one of the masters of classic soul music, Al Green brought a performance just as big as his name to the Memorial Hall stage Thursday night. Green ...

Exhibit displays Dali's surrealism

By Phillip Crook | September 14

In the world of Salvador Dali, watches are droopy, puttylike mechanisms and massive elephants tower over the landscape on long, twiggy legs. Welcome ...

'Bulbul' raises relevant issues

By Bennett Campbell | September 13

With Tuesday marking the sixth anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center, and the war in Iraq squarely in the middle of its fifth year, PlayMakers ...

Festival's films break multicultural barriers

By Daniel Stainkamp | September 13

These aren't your typical starving artists; they're aspiring revolutionaries. As an act of protest, the artists in "Follow Me Home," a film playing ...

Narratives give voice to Katrina victims

By Beth Mechum | September 13

After Hurricane Katrina, Danielle Vignes said she felt that she had an obligation to tell the stories of Louisiana residents. The St. Bernard Parish, ...

PlayMakers opener will examine wartime issues

By Jess Thom | September 12

This season PlayMakers Repertory Company doesn't just want audiences to be engaged during a performance, but it wants to keep their attention afterward, ...

Artistic groups out and about

By Alyssa Griffith | September 11

The UNC arts community became a united force Monday at Arts Day in the Pit, an event designed to bring together student and professional groups alike. From ...

Arts community comes together

By Alexander Trowbridge | September 10

The arts community at UNC is so large and diverse that many of its groups rarely have the chance to be seen together in one place. Today, organizers ...

Comedians face off at DSI

By Jess Thom | September 10

Twenty-two minutes, and not a second more. That's how long improvisation teams have to impress audiences at a Dirty South Improv CageMatch, a competitive ...

From NYC back to UNC, Ground UP gives back

By Elyse McCoy | August 31

Kate Middleton, Amy L. Heidt, Megan Ketch, Guy F. Olivieri and Seth Shelden have come a long way since their days as undergraduates in the University's ...

Students await casting calls

By Sara Wise | August 31

This weekend the anxieties of more than 100 students will be relieved as cast lists go up across campus, announcing the new cast members of several student ...

A cappella groups look for new singing talent

By Phillip Crook | August 30

If the adage "song choice is everything" did not hold particular significance for Jennie Barnes before Monday evening, it certainly means something to ...

Students brave comedic spotlight

By Nash Roberts | August 29

Recounting a joke or re-enacting a funny scene from "Anchorman" or "Arrested Development" is one thing. Creating your own comedy routine on the spot and ...

Board talks homes, businesses

By TED STRONG | August 29

Decked out in purple-and-white Carrboro High School Jaguars T-shirts, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen heard public comment about a proposed downtown development. The ...

Collaboration, planning help lure big-name acts

By Alexandria Shealy | August 29

It takes a lot more than a check, paid for by thousands of dollars in student fees, to bring some of the biggest acts of the year to campus. And while ...

Noted artist to give lecture

By Alexandria Shealy | August 28

Harry Belafonte, award-winning singer, actor, producer and humanitarian, was named as the Frey Foundation Distinguished Visiting Professor in the College ...