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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

University voices spring with start of season

By RACHEL RICHEY | April 11

The birds aren't the only ones singing as UNC's a cappella season kicks into high gear.Many groups are presenting their marquee concerts as the year draws ...

Scholars by day, stars at night

By Catherine ava Kopiec | April 11

The next time you venture out to your favorite bar to have a drink, you might be surprised to see the guy from your history class playing in the band. Chapel ...

Senior earns broadcast honor

By Sam Need | March 31

The same foundation that honors the prime time Emmys recently doled out a prestigious award to a University student.

Benefit concert pumps charity

By Adam Wright | March 31

Take one concert venue, add 14 performers and multiply by 65 roses to create a community coming together. After months of hard work, local musicians ...

Resident string quartet to perform on the hill

By TREVOR THORNTON | March 30

The award-winning Brentano String Quartet, artists in residence at the University, will perform tonight as part of the Carolina Performing Arts Series. The ...

Weekend to spotlight modern valley music

By MORGAN ELLIS | March 30

Black Mountain College might not be well known to many North Carolinians. But this weekend the N.C. mountain college whose doors have been closed almost ...

Local music scene to make waves

By Lauren Streib | March 30

Rock the Boat is set to roll. The annual benefit concert that aims to create a fan base for Chapel Hill-Carrboro music will take place from 9 p.m. ...

Professor's book tells of growing up on Tobacco Road

By Rachel Brody | March 30

Die-hard Carolina fans - who paint their entire body a bright shade of blue and scream until their throats are raw - rarely stop and ask, "Why?"But English ...

STV season premiere channels 'Office' satire

By Orr Shtuhl | March 29

"A lot of jokes just fall flat," says freshman business major Preston Neill, sitting by the Old Well and discussing the challenges of writing comedy. ...

UNC, HBO fail to cut deal

By JIM WALSH | March 28

Following what organizers have described as a successful Carolina Comedy Festival, questions about missed opportunity have come to light. Officials confirmed ...

Hornby fans learn about an author

By Will Halicks | March 27

For British literature fans, fiction met reality Friday when the Carolina Union Activities Board sponsored a question-and-answer session with English ...

Festival likes its comedy Black

By MARGARET HAIR | March 27

In the opening moments of his act Saturday night, greeted by camera flashes and raucous applause, comedian Lewis Black expressed his fondness for Chapel ...

Concert to break down rape issues

March 24

Rape is not a topic that most people feel comfortable discussing openly. To combat this, the Orange County Rape Crisis Center, in cooperation with ...

Debut event to mix media, politics

March 24

Cutting-edge contemporary artists and performers usually aim to debut their work in front of audiences in major cities such as New York City or Los Angeles. But ...

Company Carolina to perform 'Songs'

March 23

All humanity is interconnected in Company Carolina's expansive and ambitious new production, opening today at Playmakers Theatre. "Songs for a New ...

Comedy festival here all weekend

By MARGARET HAIR | March 23

Whatever makes you laugh - a stand-up comic's caustic wit, a novelist's wry humor, an improviser's uncontainable energy - the organizers of the Carolina ...

Student turns table for self

By JACKY BRAMMER | March 22

"All this is so new. It feels like I'm jumping in the deep end, but I'm ready," says Taylor Johnson as he sits in the Student Union, excitedly recounting ...

Chapel Hill acts rock festival

By Orr Shtuhl | March 22

AUSTIN, TEXAS - Five days. Fourteen hundred bands. That was the flood that overtook the Texas capital from March 15 to March 19 at the 20th annual ...

Feel the beat

By Staff Editor | March 22

Charlie Hog performs one of his poems at the kick-off of the on-campus open mic series hosted by the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History ...

On-campus series offers poetic waxing

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | March 21

Poets, spoken-word artists and writers will have the opportunity to showcase their talent to a wide audience as an on-campus open mic series begins tonight. The ...