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UNC volleyball defeats Virginia, 3-1, on Wednesday afternoon

| November 27

Arts

Art in the Dark Exhibits Student Art Work

By Natalie Harry | November 11

The Pit was filled with an amalgamation of student artwork Thursday ranging from the abstract to the traditional. Art in the Dark, an amateur-style art ...

Broadway Great to Perform For Memorial Hall Campaign

By Caroline Lindsey | November 8

When Richard Adler graduated from UNC in 1943, the campus lost a gifted writer who generously donated his time and talent to the arts. Now, with decades ...

Shallow 'Spy' Recycles Old Genre Themes, Jokes

By Duncan Pittman | November 7

"I Spy"

SHAC to Raise Funds for Area Health

By Erin Sullivan | November 7

Tonight at Pantana Bob's, students have the opportunity to buy a few drinks for a good cause. The Student Health Action Coalition, a student group that ...

UNC Student Struggles to Capture Local Music Scene in Compilation

By Diane Eikenbery | November 7

Jason Arthurs is in debt. In partnership with UNC senior Cam Carrithers, the senior photojournalism major financed Patchwork, a compilation record that ...

Amos' 'Walk' Across America Tells Universal Story of Tragedy, Hope

By Michael Abernethy | November 7

Tori Amos Scarlet's Walk

Crooked Keeps Essence of Rock Alive in Unique, Dynamic Durham Performance

By Brian Millikin | November 7

Crooked Fingers The Basement Friday, Nov. 1

'Bowling' Blames America For Gun-Wielding Society

By Erin Sullivan | November 7

"Bowling for Columbine"

Schrader Flick Brings Crane's Sinful Past Into 'Focus'

By Aaron Freeman | November 7

"Auto Focus"

Threads of Local Music

By Brook Corwin | November 7

Zeke Graves looked out from the Go! Studios stage Friday night and saw a crowd that wasn't familiar. The singer and guitarist of the Chapel Hill-based ...

Local Musicians Weave Together On 'Patchwork'

By Elliott Dube | November 7

Various Artists Patchwork

Black Brings Back Anger in Socially Charged Alma Mater Show

By Brandon Whiteside | November 7

Lewis Black George Watts Hill Alumni Center Saturday, Nov. 2

Barman Thanks Beasties; Pond Sedates

By Staff Editor | November 7

MC Paul Barman Paullelujah

Lab! Theatre Presents 'Cryptogram'

By Aaron Freeman | November 6

Lab! Theater "Cryptogram" Fri., Nov. 1 Three Stars Lab! Theatre's newest production, "Cryptogram," is all about what's not there. With only three ...

Film Fest Celebrates Latin Culture

By Caroline Lindsey | November 5

The release of the Mexican film "Y Tu Mam

Black Brings Routine Back to UNC

By Brook Corwin | November 1

It took more than 30 years for comedian and UNC alumnus Lewis Black to be invited to perform at his alma mater -- a slight he joked about at his sold-out ...

"Love" Falls Short of Potential, Leaves Audience in Disbelief

By Erin Sullivan | October 31

"Punch-Drunk Love"< 3 Stars Visually stunning, brilliantly conceived but only adequately executed, "Punch-Drunk Love," is an incomplete, beautifully ...

PlayMakers To Conduct Open Tryouts

By Erin Sullivan | October 31

PlayMakers Repertory Company will open its doors to students and the community next week as it holds auditions for this spring's production of "Salome." The ...

Showtime At The Apollo

By Caroline Lindsey | October 31

Blinding lights flashed wildly, the band played furiously, and music reverberated like an earthquake Friday night, transforming Carmichael Auditorium ...

Hokey "Ghost Ship" Sinks Under Stereotypes

By Jill Spivey | October 31

"Ghost Ship" 2 Stars To get the premise of "Ghost Ship," take "Titanic" and pretend the souls of its less-fortunate passengers (i.e. the dead ones) ...