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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

Leaders push campus arts

By David Berngartt | August 29

For those yearning for a year of visual art on campus and a bevy of performing arts groups to take in, this year might be of note. The Arts Advocacy ...

Pauper Players hits it rich

By Will Halicks | August 29

Pauper Players will launch its fall season in style with a bigger budget, two spiral staircases and an onstage orchestra. Lori Mannette, one of the ...

Company Carolina searching for actors

August 28

Attention to those interested in acting, getting more involved with the University or just leaving the computer once in a while: Company Carolina wants ...

Puppets towering over stage

By LAURA OLENIACZ | August 28

Claire-Elisabeth Hartman, is 5 feet 2 inches tall in everyday life. But as one of the messenger crows in "As the Crow Flies" - Paperhand Puppet Intervention's ...

ArtsCenter to offer 'Snapshots' of prison

By Rachel Brody | August 25

The Carrboro ArtsCenter's "Hidden Voices" series finds itself behind bars with its upcoming performance, "Snapshots in Time: A Reading by the N.C. Women's ...

Writers prepare campus talks

By MORGAN ELLIS | August 25

There won't be a shortage of writers discussing their work on campus this fall. Both the UNC Creative Writing Program and the Bull's Head Bookshop ...

Sharing music is about more than foreplay

August 25

"Do you wanna come over to my house and listen to records?" he asked with the utmost sincerity. "I'm sorry, honey, but you'd have to buy me dinner ...

Sufjan sizzles

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | August 25

In July the Carolina Union Activities Board and Cat's Cradle invited UNC students to feel the Illinoise when they booked baroque-pop darling Sufjan Stevens ...

CAA, CUAB plan show

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | August 23

With annual homecoming festivities improving in scale and popularity during the past three years, the Carolina Athletic Association and the Carolina Union ...

Arts brief

August 23

Local music distribution company earns prize Redeye Distribution, which operates out of Haw River, N.C., was named the National Association of Record ...

Benefit group sets last summer gig

By Adam Wright | August 23

Borders customers might be surprised to learn that the bookseller's upcoming promotion of Songs For Sixty-Five Roses isn't for the latest Nicholas Sparks ...

Chapel Hill businesses hit the web

By Bryan Reed | August 23

In the year 2006, it often feels like everybody and their grandmother has a Web site. But until recently one fixture of the Chapel Hill arts scene did ...

Deep Dish play a realist slice

By David Berngartt | August 23

Some of the brightest minds in the entertainment industry during the 20th century are set to collide Thursday on the stage of Chapel Hill's Deep Dish ...

Memorial Hall gears up for second season

By MORGAN ELLIS | August 23

After the resurrection of Memorial Hall and a highly visible reopening season, the Carolina Performing Arts Series will return to the stage with another ...

Music merchant earns national prize

By MORGAN ELLIS | August 23

Winning a nationally recognized award five years in a row speaks volumes about music distributor Redeye Distribution. For the fifth consecutive year ...

'Camp' opens doors to arts

By MORGAN ELLIS | August 22

As a freshman, getting to know campus can be frustrating, yet enjoyable - and finding the campus arts community is tough if one doesn't know where to ...

Cradle owner readies for fall

By Bryan Reed | August 22

For those who don't know where it is, the Cat's Cradle is easy to miss. It sits to the far right in a small Carrboro shopping center, shaded by a blue ...

Indie musician to perform at Memorial Hall

By MARGARET HAIR | August 22

Tickets to see indie-darling Sufjan Stevens - who will play at Memorial Hall on Sept. 21 - will go on sale to students at 10 a.m. Thursday. The concert ...

CUAB to offer comedy, concerts and more

By Beth Dozier | August 22

Carolina Union Activities Board President Erika Stallings wants students to know that the Student Union is more than a place to grab a bagel, and that ...

Changes underway for Ackland Art Museum

By Will Halman | August 22

The Ackland Art Museum is on the verge of big changes. With an upcoming season of exhibits and events, a plan for the expansion of the museum to more ...