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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

'Agnes of God' discusses mental health and trauma through a nun’s pregnancy

By Jamie Cummings | January 23

“If we don’t tell these stories that are difficult to tell on a campus like UNC, where will they be told?”

Discover the art from the Nobel Prize winning scientist who discovered neurons

By Macy Meyer | January 23

Ackland Art Museum has an exciting new advancement — it now includes the most rare and pioneering works in the entire field of neuroscience.

Students in the arts bridge gaps to make the "Arts for Everyone"

By Maeve Sheehey | January 22

“If it reaches the whole student population that’s dope as hell, but supporting each other was our initial thought here,” Miller said.

Winners and Losers: The 2019 Oscar Nominees

By Zach Goins | January 22

Here's how this year's cinematic debuts did at the Oscars.

PlayMakers unveils new show, 'Jump,' detailing intersection of mental health and grief

By Brian Keyes | January 22

On Jan. 26, the PlayMakers Repertory Company will be premiering a new show called "Jump." Struggling with the topics of grief and mental health, the show ...

Here’s what eight UNC professors did with their year outside the classroom

By Anna-Daisy Mudd | January 21

After a year away from the classroom, the Institute for the Arts and Humanities' Faculty Fellows are returning Tuesday to present their individual projects ...

UNC sophomore and 'Insatiable' actor tells us about his life and acting career

By Krupa Kaneria | January 21

Get to know Michael Perez, and learn a little bit about his previous acting experience and his personal life.

Stone Center to host 15th annual "He Was a Song, He Was a Poem" for MLK Day

By Maydha Devarajan | January 20

Charles E. Williams, an artist based out of Greensboro, N.C., explores the family relationship, forgiveness and transformation in his exhibit.The exhibit ...

From MoMa to Ackland, Dalí makes a debut in Chapel Hill

By Macy Meyer | January 20

A donor has lent a Dalí piece to the Ackland Art Museum, adding to its modern collection since the museum began renovations in 2018.

UNC Department of Music rings in 100 years with a host of performances

By Dana Anthony | January 20

The UNC Department of Music plans to host a grand performance on Feb. 2 to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of its founding.

Now that you're here, check out my SoundCloud

By Maeve Sheehey | January 20

It's the age of the college-student-gone-SoundCloud-rapper, but the phenomenon has empowered creatives to make music without all the expensive equipment. “All ...

"The Talk" tackles difficult conversations about being Black in America

By Miranda DiPaolo | January 17

“If we’re going to talk, just humans to humans, we have to look at the ugly stuff too.”

Wordsmiths prepare for chance on CUPSI team with first event of 2019

By Jamie Cummings | January 15

The UNC Wordsmiths are preparing for the Grand Slam 2019 competition. The Wordsmiths will reopen auditions for the group next fall.

MLK’s jail cellmate and a Harriet Tubman actress remember the past through stories

By Kyra Miles | January 14

“Young people, it’s your turn.”

COLUMN: Netflix is feeding us trash and defining our culture

By Maeve Sheehey | January 14

"'Dumplin'' is the story of a young girl trying to turn the pageant world on its head. It’s sweet. It’s heartwarming. It’s a garbage Dolly Parton ...

Office DJ: YEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAW

By Brian Keyes | January 14

After much contemplation and opposition from the whole office, Brian brings you an interesting choice.

Come see John Grisham speak on campus at the Eve Marie Carson memorial lecture series

By Katie Barham | January 13

“I think the very essence of the lectures is what Eve was all about."

Looking to try something new in 2019? Try these free Congolese drumming classes

By Anna Daisy Mudd | January 13

The Robert & Pearl Seymour Center will offer its first-ever Congolese drumming class this year for free, featuring a special performance at the end ...

Pauper Players rocks the house with musical numbersCREDIT: Max Bitar

ABBA's music will travel to Chapel Hill for UNC Pauper Players' 'Mamma Mia!'

By Frances Hoggard | January 9

Didn't fulfill all your ABBA needs with the "Mamma Mia!" sequel this past summer? Good news! UNC Pauper Players will be performing the broadway hit during ...

Office DJ: Rock out with Nathan and his (very cool) mom

By Nathan Wesley | January 8

This playlist is for the concert heads that need a fresh set of tunes for that hike up the hills to class.