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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

'The most iconic album of rock 'n' roll history': "Abbey Road" comes to Cat's Cradle

By Elizabeth Wheless | September 19

Nearly 50 years on, the Beatles' legacy continues as cover band Abbey Road LIVE! comes to Carrboro.

New exhibit illuminates North Carolina’s complicated history with women’s suffrage

By Hannah Correll | September 19

Artist Craig Walsh honors women's suffrage, which was a long time coming to North Carolina, with projection art installation, "1971."

Comedians and activists join forces in Durham to benefit reproductive rights

By Elizabeth Sills | September 19

NARAL Pro-Choice North Carolina is hosting a comedy benefit at Durham's Durty Bull Brewing Company that allows community members to enjoy a night out ...

'I see colors when I hear music': artist blends music and painting in new exhibit

By Olivia Foley | September 18

"Marcelle has, I believe, close to 50 years of experience as an artist, and she's explored a number of directions,” said Pachnowski's publicist, Corbie ...

Lostboycrow, flor and Joan will bring infectious lyrical energy to Durham

By Jodie Londono | September 18

Lostboycrow will be performing at Motorco Music Hall on Sep. 20 with headliners flor and Joan. All three aim to connect with their audience by creating ...

'Simplicity is freedom': Grammy Award-winning band Tinariwen to headline at Cat's Cradle

By Elyse Ribbons | September 17

The Grammy Award-winning band Tinariwen will perform in Cat's Cradle on Wednesday, Sept. 18. Formed in the Sahara desert, they bring a diverse and intriguing ...

Chapel Hill pop-up gallery celebrates the freedom to read

By Maddie Ellis | September 16

Local arts organizations host a banned books pop-up gallery to observe the history of censored books.

UNC dance team at Belk College Kickoff game

Rebranded dance team “Carolina Girls” merges with UNC marching band

By Ava Eucker | September 16

“I can’t find anything negative to say about this merge. I think for the present and future it will be wildly beneficial. I am lucky to have the opportunity ...

UNC gamers offer female perspectives about harassment while playing online

By Maddie Ellis | September 15

“It’s hard to have a discussion because video games are so new, but hyper-sexualization of women and sexism are so old." Female gamers from UNC talked ...

Office DJ: Punk for nerds

By Maeve Sheehey | September 15

"This playlist is punk for beginners — or punk for nerds as I like to call it. The songs are relatively tame and have truly fascinating stories behind ...

Puppet Theater brings environmental awareness to UNC

By Aaron Sugarman | September 12

Paperhand Puppet Intervention brings environmental awareness to life with monster puppets.

'I learned to think about art differently': How art while abroad impacted UNC students

By Jessica Hardison | September 10

Studying abroad has been beneficial for many UNC students over the years. In particular, Kieran Patel, Tyler Brown and Josh Massey all discovered great ...

Office DJ: The paradox of Beatles deep cuts

By Ryan Wilcox | September 9

How to make a playlist of lesser-known songs from the most well-known musical act of all time?

COLUMN: Unapologetically loving "Lover"

By Ava Eucker | September 8

"I will admit there are a couple of songs on her latest album that I am not a fan of, but this is insignificant in comparison to my respect for Taylor ...

Ya like jazz? Check out MUSC 145 with musician and professor Stephen Anderson

By Pranav Chintalapudi | September 6

“I want them to go and check out music and just really listen, and really think about it — to think about what’s going on onstage.”

'The parade is literally a dance floor:' Photographer brings New Orleans to UNC

By Olivia Foley | September 4

Photographer Pableaux Johnson will be honored at a reception for celebrating culture through his New Orleans Second Line Parade photographs.

Office DJ: Relive your old man’s glory days with these ‘80s tunes

By Jessica Hardison | September 3

Pay some homage to your dad by jamming out to these 1980s chart toppers.

'Everyone should have a creative outlet': Q&A about UNC's creative writing association

By Aaron Sugarman | September 2

The Daily Tar Heel's assistant Arts & Culture editor Aaron Sugarman sat down with Emily Krupa, the president of the Carolina Creative Writing Association ...

Column: From Carolina to Afropunk

By Ruth Samuel | August 30

“I’ve never experienced being in such a safe, supportive and breathtakingly beautiful space, so much to the point [where] I crave it here at ...

The goose is loose: Meet the UNC student band Mangoose

By Alec Critser | August 29

"You can’t play music if you’re thinking about the past or if you’re thinking about the future. You have to be in the now.”