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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

PlayMakers retells an age-old battle of science and religion with 'Galileo'

By Abbie Ashford | February 18

"Galileo" promises to be an interpretation of the events surrounding Galileo's discoveries, and audiences will find similarities between issues faced ...

Are you watching movies wrong? This Oscars Preview Event will teach you the right way

By Catherine Ransom | February 17

The Carolina Blue carpet is being rolled out to make you watch films in a whole new way.

Asian American Student Association brings traditional performances to Chapel Hill

By Katie Barham | February 17

This year's theme is disORIENT, which challenges the perceptions and stereotypes of Asian culture.

'Reductress' comes to UNC for a feminist satire workshop

By Jess Bennett | February 14

Reductress and I Just Said That are two organizations with similar values. Reductress said that their mission is “to take on the outdated perspectives ...

Chapel Hill vegans finally have a one-stop shop for groceries

By Montia Daniels | February 14

Tamara and Steve Lackey are making vegan groceries more easily accessible with the opening of their Coco Bean Vegan Market as an addition to their Coco ...

Not everyone’s head over heels for Valentine’s Day

By Maddie Ellis | February 13

Not everyone wants huge teddy bears and chocolate-covered strawberries on Valentine's Day. Some UNC students see it as a day full of materialism, inauthentic ...

Do-it-yourself fermentation comes to Wildlife Center

By Alec Critser | February 13

How, exactly, is fermented food made? This event will show you!

Is hookup culture helping us or hurting us?

By Mary Mac Porter | February 13

"I think people should value themselves more and have people value them before they just do it."

A look back at UNC's campus post-Summer of Love

By Maeve Sheehey | February 13

UNC's Summer of Love reached its peak during the late '60s. The campus had a cultural revolution with protests, pot and love.

We rounded up 5 of the cutest UNC love stories for Valentine’s Day

February 13

A proposal in front of the Bell Tower, a first date at Morehead Planetarium and a first kiss at Craige Residence Hall. Current and former students shared ...

Review: John Maus brings worlds of pure, unfiltered emotion to Cat's Cradle

By Pranav Chintalapudi | February 13

"Never let it be said that relentlessly deconstructivist pop must always be deconstructed itself to be enjoyed."

Valentine's gets dirty at Linda's with sold-out erotic fiction reading

By Katie Barham | February 13

Linda's does Valentine's Day a little differently and is very successful with it's fun night filled with erotic readings.

More than a poet: the story of George Moses Horton and the residence hall named after him

By Jerome Simpson | February 12

You may know, or even live, in Horton Residence Hall. But the story behind the name is one that celebrates the power of words.

Chapel Hill celebrates female friendship with Galentine's Day

By Jamie Cummings | February 12

No boo? No problem. Here's how Chapel Hill is celebrating Valentine's Day's lesser-known but equally deserving counterpart, Galentine's Day.

Column: The perfect Netflix pick for every Valentine’s date

By Zach Goins | February 12

Whatever your Valentine may look like this year — long-term lover, friend with benefits or just you — here's a list of go-to Netflix picks for every ...

Julia Hartsell Crews, owner of Hoop Drum, in 2012.

Carrboro flow artists use hooping to feel at home in their bodies

By Caroline Kloster | February 11

"People come to find a place to express those things and tend to all of that. People tend to leave happier than they came."

UNC junior Faith Jones is creating her first EP after a lifetime surrounded by music

By Ava Eucker | February 11

Faith Jones will premiere a single from her EP "Self-Study" at Local 506 on Feb. 22.

Head to the Pit on Tuesday to watch 'the Unsung Rise'

By Kyra Miles | February 10

"After the Fall, the Unsung Rise" is an upcoming dedication to Black history on UNC's campus that supports Maya Little's upcoming Honor Court appeal. ...

Explore the new color and light offered at the FRANK Gallery exhibition

By Abbie Ashford | February 10

“I came onto this earth an artist. It was just the one thing that I knew for sure. I paint the world that I would like to live in.”

Company Carolina's bluegrass musical is their 'love letter to North Carolina'

By Pranav Chintalapudi | February 8

The show, a bluegrass musical originally written by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, weaves its way through a sepia-toned depiction of mid-20th century ...