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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

Student 'Rent' tickets sell out

By Katherine Latshaw | October 11

Hundreds of students lined up eagerly in front of the Memorial Hall box office Monday morning to snag tickets for the Broadway hit "Rent," set to hit ...

Former TV host to show her film

By Bennett Campbell | October 10

UNC students might remember Annabelle Gurwitch from TBS' "Dinner & a Movie," a culinary and entertainment show that she co-hosted with Paul Gilmartin ...

Virtuoso duo to grace Duke stage

By Amy Bugno | September 29

Tom Parker, of Parker Artists, a music management firm in New York City, knows a good thing when he hears it. Such was the case when he suggested that ...

Triangle's tops at new library art exhibit

By Laura Thompson | September 29

Art comes in all shapes and sizes. But for the Chapel Hill Public Library's newest exhibition, art will come from only one shape - the Triangle. Thirteen ...

We're too young to get nostalgic

September 29

In this modern world, we always find ourselves looking back. We've always been looking back, attempting to find some lost fondness for a childhood ...

Weekend concert to offer ray of hope

By MORGAN ELLIS | September 29

This weekend, music in North Carolina will bring hope to people living in poverty halfway around the world. Carolina Hope, a nonprofit organization ...

Cat's Cradle gears up for '80s dance

By Bennett Campbell | September 28

As October approaches and temperatures in Chapel Hill drop into the 60s and 70s, WXYC 89.3 and Cat's Cradle are doing everything possible to keep UNC ...

Grants spread arts across community

By MORGAN ELLIS | September 27

For an arts enthusiast such as Charleen Swansea, arts grants have provided a means of bringing her passion for film to Orange County residents for the ...

'Big Fish' author pens guide

By LAURA OLENIACZ | September 26

UNC professor Daniel Wallace spends most of his time making stuff up - writing fiction, that is. His first published piece came out in "Cellar Door." ...

UNC alums take on Big Apple

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | September 26

If actors are a dime a dozen, then New York's Upper West Side could open its own bank. But for the vast majority of fresh-faced actors who step off ...

Carrboro festival offers music for the masses

By Katherine Latshaw | September 22

What first began as an ambitious effort between a few individuals to share their love for music has grown into the Carrboro Music Festival. The festival, ...

Island Rhythms coming to ArtsCenter

By Sara Wise | September 22

The aloha spirit is set to descend upon the Carrboro ArtsCenter today as it kicks off its 5th-annual World Arts Festival at 8:30 p.m. The festival ...

Campus feels the noise

By MARGARET HAIR | September 22

Sufjan Stevens, self-described majestic songbird, played to a capacity Memorial Hall crowd Thursday night. Known for his highly orchestrated brand ...

Plays at night; slammed

By TREVOR THORNTON | September 22

Slamming isn't just for poets. Saturday, The ArtsCenter audience will get to vote for its favorite playwright, who will receive a cash prize of $100. And ...

Superficial friendships a waste

September 22

Aristotle once said a friend to all is a friend to none, a statement with more truth to it than most would care to admit. There's many a child who ...

Local acts to rock against cancer

By Amy Bugno | September 21

In 2000's "Pay It Forward" Haley Joel Osment taught moviegoers how to make the world a better place by performing random acts of kindness. Following ...

Quilts tell historical story

By Shelley Fullwood | September 21

An old adage says, "Our lives are like quilts - bits and pieces, joy and sorrow, stitched with love." Heather Williams, a University history professor, ...

Piedmont bluesman to perform at UNC

By Laura Thompson | September 20

John Dee Holeman puts a contemporary edge on the blues music tradition, and his style has made him famous. Thursday afternoon, as part of the Johnston ...

Homecoming choice faces diverse tastes of students

By MORGAN ELLIS | September 20

The choice might have been obvious for 2006 Homecoming organizers. But the root of any concert's success is its appeal, and student reaction Tuesday was ...

Breaking it down to a science

By MARGARET HAIR | September 19

The music business is being turned upside down, said Tim Westergren, founder of the Music Genome Project. "Online music is allowing people who listen ...