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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

Full Frame set for 10th festival

By Alexandria Shealy | April 12

It's not every day that just about anyone can brush shoulders with renowned filmmakers such as outspoken documentarian Michael Moore and Mira Nair, director ...

Play to bring magic to stage

By Katherine Latshaw | April 11

While PlayMakers Repertory Company won't have to use magic to enthrall audiences with "The Illusion," a bit of enchantment is still somewhere to be found. The ...

Documentary on life in Iraq to be shown at UNC

By David Berngartt | April 11

Spending eight months in Baghdad during one of the most volatile periods of the war in Iraq was a harrowing experience for documentary filmmaker Laura ...

Orchestra set for show on campus

By Nash Roberts | April 10

An orchestra takes the stage and plays a flawlessly arranged violin concerto by Beethoven. But there's one catch. The piece is performed without a ...

French ditch skunk for crunk

March 30

Don't you just love the whole idea of Paris in the spring? I personally have never been there, but in my abridged knowledge of French culture I would ...

Ballet channels Monet's art

By Tema Larter | March 30

The movement that is suggested in Monet's impressionistic paintings will come to life in the bodies of Carolina Ballet's dancers this weekend at Memorial ...

UNC brought into the fold

By MARGARET HAIR | March 29

Walking onto a Chapel Hill stage for the first time since 2001 to the tune of "Final Countdown," pop pianist Ben Folds was greeted by a full house of ...

Ben Folds returns to Chapel Hill

By MARGARET HAIR | March 28

If there's one thing that stands out to those who knew rock pianist Ben Folds when he was playing around town in the mid-'90s, it's the baby grand he ...

Durham gets new arts venue

March 28

Artists, musicians, literati and cyclists unite - a new command post that caters to all of these interests has set up shop in Durham. Bull City Head ...

Jazz artist soothes audience

By Jess Thom | March 26

"It's just what we need right now," jazz composer Wynton Marsalis said when he announced that he would open his Sunday night performance with Duke Ellington's ...

UNC dance group celebrates 20 years

By Alexandria Shealy | March 23

Members of the student dance troupe Modernextension brought a palette of modern dance performances to the Memorial Hall stage Thursday night in celebration ...

Band tapped for SpringFest

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | March 21

Two weeks after its official announcement, student groups behind the upcoming SpringFest have selected a band to headline the long-anticipated event. Carbon ...

Alumni duo breaks cinematic ice in 'Blades'

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | March 20

Though it seems about as far away from Chapel Hill as its premise is from reality, "Blades of Glory," the upcoming film starring Will Ferrell and Jon ...

Back to their roots

By Jess Thom | February 28

Returning to the town that gave them their start, music legends George Hamilton IV and John Loudermilk strummed their guitars while they sang, reminisced ...

O'Brien spends week at UNC

By Bennett Campbell | February 28

Tim O'Brien might be considered an unlucky man. He was tapped to serve in the Vietnam War in his youth. In 1970, he decided that Harvard was not for ...

MAE Mesmerizes Memorial Hall

By Alexandria Shealy | February 27

Fans of the band might not be aware that its name, Mae, is an acronym for "Multisensory Aesthetic Experience." But as soon as the Norfolk, Va., pop-rock ...

Children called back for 'Oliver!' auditions

By Katherine Latshaw | February 26

Choruses of "Oliver! Oliver! Never before has a boy wanted more!" rang out in the Center for Dramatic Art where children's callback auditions for "Oliver!" ...

Organizers: Festival is scary good

By Bennett Campbell | February 23

It is difficult to figure out exactly why fans of horror movies love to get scared so much. But organizers of the Carolina Theatre's eighth annual Nevermore ...

ArtsCenter to ignite Celtic series

By Kelly Yang | February 20

During the next month, Carrboro will be imbued with the luck of the Irish as the first Celtic Concert Series begins at the ArtsCenter. Starting today ...

UNC-Charlotte eyes own football team

By Molly Malloy | February 20

UNC-Charlotte is looking into making a significant addition to its athletic family - a football team. The UNC-C Board of Trustees voted unanimously ...