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Students walk around the pit before announcing who will be performing at the Carolina Union Activities Board homecoming show. Accounts managed by the Student Activities Fund Office, which control money distributed to student organizations by the Undergraduate Senate, will be managed by CUAB as SAFO is phased out.

Jay Pharoah will perform at CUAB homecoming comedy show

By Marin Herold | September 27

A crowd of awaiting students gathered outside of the Frank Porter Graham Student Union Wednesday afternoon to hear who will be the source of their laughter ...

Review: two good fingers up for 'Jerry Before Seinfeld'

By Laura Shanahan | September 27

Left-handed people do not like that the word “left” is so often associated with negative ideas. Left-footed, left-handed compliment, leftovers for ...

Latin American Film Festival brings power to Latinx voices

By Nicole Booth | September 27

Film has been used for decades to make personal stories accessible to a wide audience. The Latin American Film Festival, to be held from September 28- ...

Word On The Street: How do you like your coffee?

By Whit Denton | September 27

In the air there’s a rich aroma, and everywhere there’s the dense, musical sound of grinding beans...that can mean only one thing: it’s National ...

Nightlight Bar and Club hosts monthly 919Noise Showcase

By Amelia Keesler | September 26

Nightlight Bar and Club will host its monthly 919Noise Showcase on Wednesday, featuring performances from noise artists 80KV, HyMettus Woods, Provisional ...

Lending a 'Helping Hand' while bridging the divide

By Allie Todd | September 26

Interested in having a good night with yummy food and great music while supporting an even better cause? Then join the UNC Chapter of The Helping Hand ...

Review: 'The Good Doctor' feels like a carbon copy of 'House'

By David Saff | September 26

Fresh out of Bates Motel, actor Freddie Highmore ditches the antisocial, soon-to-be serial killer character, Norman Bates, to become the antisocial savant, ...

Me Too Monologues encourages students to write their own monologues

By Jordan Van Glish | September 26

Every year, many of UNC’s most talented actors come together to perform a series of monologues. But their performances aren't taken out of some contemporary ...

Inaugural DTH book club brings two sides of war to campus

By Leah Moore | September 25

Thomas “T. J.” Brennan and Finbarr O’Reilly were unlikely friends, with Brennan in the US Marine Corps and Reilly a photojournalist on an assignment ...

The Carrboro Music Festival: lots of bands and lots of dogs

By Rebecca Fiely | September 25

Melodies and raspy voices floated through the streets of Carrboro on Sunday. The hum of people chattering excitedly accompanied the music as everyone ...

'Teen Wolf' finally comes to an end, thank god

By Adam Phan | September 25

“Teen Wolf” ended its six-year run with its 100th episode last night, but Scott McCall and his pack’s story is far from over.

Review: Lady Gaga lets us know she's more than just 'Five Foot Two'

By Beni Mathieu | September 25

She might be "Five Foot Two," but her fierceness makes up for her size. "Gaga: Five Foot Two" is a documentary following Lady Gaga’s challenges ...

'Kingsman: The Golden Circle' combines art and violence with over-the-top action

By Zach Goins | September 25

Three years later, “Kingsman: The Golden Circle” picks up exactly where its predecessor left off – with excessively artistic violence and an over-the-top ...

Q&A with the founder of Prohibition Night, Jonathan Ng

By Emilie Scheuerle | September 24

Jonathan Ng, a senior at UNC, is both a founder of Prohibition Night and the current jazz band that performs there, the Blue House Quintet. Through the ...

Ugly God gets the crowd wildin'

By A.J. OLeary | September 24

Compared to most musicians, Ugly God is… different. His songs are repetitive, profane and sometimes border on nonsensical. But they are always memorable. ...

Review: The Killers' 'Wonderful Wonderful' is less than wonderful

By Betsy Scarisbrick | September 24

Coming out of their break and they’re doing just fine: The Killers released their new album, “Wonderful Wonderful” on Sept. 22—the band’s first ...

Fergie drops 'Double Dutchess' a decade after debut studio album

By Jessica Hardison | September 24

Oh, snap! There is finally a sequel to Fergie’s one and only studio album. At this rate, she’ll drop her seventh album in the Year 3000, just ...

Haven't seen No Shame Theatre? That's a shame

By Ally Churchill | September 24

There were only two rules when it came to No Shame Theatre at the ArtsCenter on Saturday. The first: your act has to be original. And the second: you’ve ...

You can't run and hide in the 'Woods of Terror'

By Ellie Nelson and Jessica Hardison | September 24

Trying to make a living off of Halloween can be a nightmare, but not for Eddie "Bone Daddy" McLaurin, owner of Woods of Terror in Greensboro.

Color yourself creative with Creatives of Color

By Amani Reed | September 24

Creativity is once again dominating UNC, but this time, it has a little more color.