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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

'Tuesdays' play better than book

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | November 20

THEATERREVIEW Tuesdays with Morrie PlayMakers Repertory Company Saturday 3 stars The Hebrew word "emet," which means "truth," appears on the ...

Hang onto Clef's tickets: Fall show sold out

By David Berngartt | November 17

The University's first all-male a cappella group, the Clef Hangers, will open the curtains Sunday on one the fall season's more anticipated performances. The ...

Orange County filmmakers to showcase work

By Bennett Campbell | November 17

Last April, Carrboro resident Jackie Helvey submitted her proposal for a local film festival to the Orange County Arts Commission. Because the town ...

Tragedy premieres tonight at Playmakers

By Laura Thompson | November 17

The words "night sky" bring a peaceful image to mind. But as the name of Lab! Theatre's new drama, these words prove deceptive. "Night Sky" premieres ...

Film explores art of coffee making

By Jess Thom | November 17

Carrboro's Open Eye Cafe will pay tribute Saturday to those who have dedicated their lives to an often overlooked art form - coffee making. Open Eye ...

Man's final act poses burning question

November 17

In these tumultuous modern times, it seems as though only the most absurd makes any kind of sense. The Democrats might once again control Congress ...

Student radio show explores southern music roots

By Jess Thom | November 17

The South long has been known for producing an extremely diverse spectrum of music, ranging from the Memphis blues to the songs of James Taylor. "Carolina ...

Five-member troupe to perform 'Hamlet'

By Amy Bugno | November 16

"To be or not to be?" This 400-year-old question from "Hamlet" - arguably the most famous phrase in English theater - will present itself this week ...

Vietnamese dance makes U.S. premiere at memorial Hall

By Katie Hughes | November 16

Vietnamese choreographer/performer Ea Sola will present her work, "Drought and Rain, Volume II," for its U.S. premiere as a part of the Carolina Performing ...

PlayMakers puts on poignant 'Tuesdays'

By Sara Wise | November 15

For as long as students have had professors, they've admired them not just as teachers, but as mentors. But while most students move on after graduation, ...

Ackland Program Offers New Perspective in Art

By Amy Zhang | November 15

A photograph can't always tell the story that goes on behind the camera. Today, the Ackland Art Museum will go behind the scenes of the art process ...

Bands to battle for opportunity to help the kids

By MORGAN ELLIS | November 14

The typical battle of the bands results in the winning band walking away with a cash prize or a coveted recording deal. Not this battle. UNC Dance ...

Tabla player to perform in Union

By Lea Luquire | November 14

Most famous musicians headline the major venues, increasing their fame and making the big money. Sandip Burman opts to teach. The world-renowned ...

Workshop to teach nap skills

By Katherine Latshaw | November 13

Ever wanted to wake up from a nap without feeling like you have been hit by a truck? Or watch that kid from your comparative lit class be hypnotized and ...

Ditch the 'crunk,' find a danceable deejay

November 10

Ah yes, another weekend. Clubs to hit, drink specials to take advantage of and a fair amount of girls to take advantage of, too. Grab your high-heeled ...

Achordants to perform fall concerts

By Courtney Spear | November 10

The Achordants would agree they aren't your father's barbershop quartet. The all-male student a cappella group that prides itself on performing fun, loud ...

Actors gear up to perform Shakespeare

By Shelley Fullwood | November 10

The UNC Department of Dramatic Art Professional Actor Training Program recently upgraded to being a solo production company and will execute its first ...

Steinbrenner incident halts campus play

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | October 31

Pauper Players' Sunday afternoon performance of "Cabaret" was cut short when Department of Public Safety officials responded to a call that a man was ...

Project to connect local musicians

By Shelley Fullwood | October 30

The one thing every artist passionately craves is opportunity, and Kind of Blue is knocking. Kind of Blue is a student-run project working to connect ...

Steinbrenner hospitalized after incident on campus

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | October 30

Pauper Players' Sunday afternoon performance of "Cabaret" was cut short when Department of Public Safety officials responded to a call that a white man ...