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Find your new favorite genre at the music department's Annual Spectrum Concert

By Maddie Singleton | February 27

On Feb. 29, the fourth annual Spectrum Concert will be held in Hill Hall.

Calling all creatives: VibeHouse405 reopens with newly renovated artistic hub

By Emma Craig | February 27

After eight months of renovation, VibeHouse405 will host its reopening on Saturday, Feb. 29. The night will feature Alo Ver, a UNC student musician, and ...

19th Amendment Project to show the fight for gender equality is far from over

By Morgan Topol | February 26

In a two-day series of performances, UNC faculty artists will showcase a variety works across many disciplines, to receive feedback before the completion ...

UNC Student artist discovers her culture by living in another one

By Sarah Campbell | February 26

“I think it’s important to share my art because I want people to know that it doesn’t have to mean anything. My art doesn't necessarily have to ...

Don't cry over spilled milk: Students perform sketch comedy at 'Big Milk: Sketch Sells'

By Megan Friedman | February 26

This semester, assistant professor Ross White cultivated a class on sketch comedy writing for his time teaching English 307, Studies in Fiction and Poetry: ...

The Meantime Coffee Co. to host the very first 'CaffeinART' student art sale

By Olivia Foley | February 25

Paintings, ceramics and prints by student artists will be sold at The Meantime Coffee Co.'s first annual student art sale on Friday.

Chapel Hill's first poet laureate wants to write outside the 'suit-and-tie culture'

By Elsa Karcher | February 24

“I think folks who don’t see themselves represented when it comes to the suit-and-tie culture of a town council, might be able to see themselves and ...

New show comes to the Kenan Theater with 'a conversation to be had across generations'

By Megan Missey | February 24

"I don't think people have seen anything like it," Klein said. "And I think it's surprising and delightful, and unusual and thought-provoking and kind ...

Husband and wife piano duo kick off a triad of Meredith Monk concerts

By Janet Alsas | February 24

Three Meredith Monk concerts at UNC will begin Feb. 26 with a husband and wife duo.

From double-booked venues to steep costs: The struggle to find on-campus venues

By Jodie Londono | February 24

For student groups looking to perform on campus, it can be difficult for them to actively express their creativity due to a lack of available performance ...

Office DJ: Darty season is right around the corner

By Jared McMasters | February 24

Hold off on the midterms, pick up a red solo cup and turn on this playlist to enjoy the perfect darty weather that's right around the corner.

'An Invitation' to UNC's newest student band

By Elise Mahon | February 23

UNC's newest indie-alternative band The Magnolias released their first two singles on Wednesday.

Learn about the LGBTQ+ space The PIT has created for queer performers

By Emma Gerden | February 23

“It’s nice to create a space for the audience and the performers where they feel safe and respected, and it’s kind of like they’re coming home. ...

UNC's vibrant culture of Indian dance comes to life in spring competition season

By Mary King | February 23

As competition season reaches its height, UNC's Indian dance teams are practicing more than ever. The Daily Tar Heel watched rehearsals and interviewed ...

Short story dispensers give students the opportunity to be published

By Dominick Ferrara | February 20

Short story dispensers around campus are giving students a voice and a chance to be published. More than 75,000 stories have been printed from the machines, ...

National Book Award Winner Nikky Finney is the 2020 Frank B. Hanes Writer-in-Residence

By Maddie Singleton | February 20

Previous writers have included Annie Dillard, Alice Walker and Tim O’Brien.

LAB! Theatre is bringing back middle school memories with 'Horse Girls'

By Rylee Parsons | February 20

The play allows its viewers to channel their inner middle-schooler and reflect on a transformative time.

Chapel Hill arts and culture division wants to focus on sustainability in the future

By Jordan Barish | February 19

In a recent town meeting, Chapel Hill Community Arts and Culture details how they plan to lead by example, and plan events that are not only more sustainable, ...

Carolina Performing Arts' 'As One' depicts a transgender experience

By Morgan Topol | February 19

"As One" comes to campus and chronicles of the life of Kimberly Reed, a transgender film director and producer, to help continue to the conversation on ...

Learn how to paint a self-portrait at the Morrison Art Studio

By Elizabeth Sills | February 19

A new master class coming to Morrison Art Studio seeks to be a place where people of all experience levels can be inspired to create and find acceptance ...