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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

Belly dancers shake up Kidzu

By Kelly Yang | August 27

Shimmies, hip bumps, snake arms and temple arms were among the belly-dancing techniques five young girls and their instructor taught to a group of parents ...

Limited cast conveys play's wartime message

By Beth Mechum | August 24

The Deep Dish Theater Company's production of "How I Got That Story," which opened last night, epitomizes the adage "less is more." A play involving ...

Venues offer chances to step up to mic

By Bennett Campbell | August 24

Not everyone has the time or resources to start a band, launch a singing career or find venues willing to host readings of their poetry. But in Chapel ...

Campus Health backs theater

By Alexandria Shealy | August 23

When it comes to a variety of student theater opportunities, UNC's list is getting even longer. Musicals, straight plays, improvisation and even one-man ...

Art exhibit recasts movies

By Bennett Campbell | August 22

There are no silver screen or television sets at the latest exhibit at the John and June Allcott Gallery in the Hanes Art Center. "Movie" relates to ...

Gallery boasts an unusual art

By Alexandria Shealy | August 22

Ginger Young won't buy just any kind of artwork for her Chapel Hill gallery. The Atlanta native's extensive collection of folk art from the American ...

CUAB seeks recognition

By Alexandria Shealy | August 21

Carolina Union Activities Board President Robert Gurdian said one of his biggest hopes is that the organization will be more recognized by students this ...

'Memoir' lands Fringe Festival debut

By Jess Thom | August 21

Madeline Walter was hoping that after she graduated, she would get a chance to relax. Instead, she spent her summer preparing for the largest multi-arts ...

Old Web sites hinder arts groups

By Bennett Campbell | August 21

Considering the number of tech-savvy students at UNC, it is not surprising that most campus organizations have Web sites designed to keep students abreast ...

Site to employ UNC bloggers

By Elyse McCoy | August 21

Wondering what the top 10 worst things are for a freshman to try to joke about? Or how about what will get you free coffee for life at Carrboro's Open ...

Former Clef basks in long-awaited success

By Jamie Williams | August 21

Even though Hill Hall is hundreds of miles away from Brendan James' Brooklyn apartment, the 2002 grad said he can't help but think about the music hall ...

Hands-on theater

By Bennett Campbell | August 21

Many students might have fond memories of puppet shows from their early youth. But there are puppet shows, and then there are Paperhand Puppet Intervention ...

'Bodies' extends stay at Southpoint

By Bennett Campbell | August 21

Fueled by popular demand and the novelty that has yet to wear off, "Bodies: The Exhibition" at the Streets at Southpoint in Durham recently extended its ...

Ackland showcases professors' artwork

By Beth Mechum | August 21

Some might think professors teach a couple of lessons a day, make their own rules - and the most enticing part - get weekends and summers off. But ...

PlayMakers series makes debut

By Kelly Yang | August 21

From "Romeo and Juliet" to "The Little Prince," UNC's PlayMakers Repertory Company's new season is one of its largest yet. PlayMakers, the oldest theater ...

Campus groups compete for fresh talent

By Alexandria Shealy | August 20

If you see someone handing out fliers in the Pit this week dressed as a gorilla, don't be surprised.It's just an example of how far some student performance ...

Arts series a big hit with students

By Alexandria Shealy | August 20

It's reasonable to think Aretha Franklin's cancellation of her slated Sept. 13 concert in Memorial Hall could've been disastrous for the Carolina Performing ...

Green might be better than Aretha

July 19

The cancellation of Aretha Franklin's season-opening concert at Memorial Hall would have been a crushing disappointment if we hadn't also learned yesterday ...

Theater hosts young actors

By Christina Strauch | July 19

While Chapel Hill is no New York City, UNC's Paul Green Theatre became a Broadway playhouse for a group of 43 regional youngsters this past weekend who ...

Alum premiers debut film at home in N.C.

By Alexandria Shealy | July 19

Donning a hat with a UNC logo embroidered on its front, alumnus Paul Edwards accepted applause following the East Coast premiere of his first feature ...