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Bonnaroo : Summer camp for college kids

By Sara Pequeño | June 19

Sweaty bodies hover against each other, separated by each others’ backpacks. Everyone chatters amongst their friends and strangers, remarking on the ...

Opinion: It’s not just about pianos

By Editorial Board | May 30

Last spring, Carol brought “Heart and Soul” to this campus — literally. Pianos filled the campus for the Arts Everywhere initiative as students ...

WOTS: How are you involved with the arts at UNC?

By Grace Carney | May 30

Ellie Sheild Senior political science major and Spanish minor “I try to go to the Carolina Performing Arts Theater at least four times per semester.” Malik ...

Q&A with soap actress Melissa Claire Egan

By Brinley Lowe | May 30

Melissa Claire Egan, famous for playing Annie on All My Children and Chelsea on The Young and the Restless, graduated from UNC with a degree in dramatic ...

LGBTQ Center of Durham hosts zine festival

By Terrance Hudson | April 17

The LBGTQ Center of Durham isn’t exactly what one might expect when imagining a center created to act as a network of support for Durham’s queer community: ...

Students find the business of art in econ class

By Aaron Whittemore | March 8

Many college classes follow the same format, which centers on lectures, papers and tests. Often times, the knowledge gained may never be applied outside ...

Fourth annual erotic fiction reading will occur at Linda's on Valentine's Day

By Sarah Cheek | February 13

On Valentine's Day, Linda's Bar and Grill on Franklin Street is hosting an erotic fiction reading presented by UNC-Chapel Hill's LAB! Theatre group, a ...

Leo Hurley, one of the writers for “The Body Politic,” will present his show to the N.C. General Assembly on May 19 (courtesy of Scott Bump).

N.C. general assembly gets musical

By Jenni Ciesielski | May 18

When UNCSA graduates Charles Osborne and Leo Hurley wrote “The Body Politic,” they envisioned it being performed on Broadway stage — not the North ...

Moogfest is a four-day festival coming to Durham May 19 through 22

By Jenni Ciesielski | May 11

Leave the flower crowns and snapchat filters at home because the upcoming Moogfest will be a typical music festival — or at least that's how UNC graduate ...

Children's book exhibit debuts at Wilson Library

By Madeline Rael | April 28

Wilson Special Collections Library will host "Corruption of the Innocents: Controversies about Popular Children’s Books" in the Melba Remig Saltarelli ...

Business school looks to first annual drag ball

By Carina McDermed | April 27

Preparing for finals? Ugh, what a drag!

Music department's Rock Lab jams for finals at Local 506

By Peggy Mullin | April 26

For most UNC students, final exams means long, quiet hours spent studying. But John Brackett’s MUSC158 class, the final exam is all about volume ...

HB2 rocks music scene

By Erin Wygant | April 25

Big names like Bruce Springsteen, Ringo Starr and most recently Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas are canceling their concerts in North Carolina to protest House ...

Poetry springs to life this month in Chapel Hill with haiku project

By Nicola McIrvine | April 25

Roses are red, violets are blue, and this month, Chapel Hill is writing haiku. Throughout April, the town of Chapel Hill is inviting locals to take ...

Prince’s purple reign at Carmichael in 1980s

By Morgan Vickers | April 25

Lavonda Burnette said her love of Prince has shaped her life.

Q&A with fraternity member, wing connoisseur Jalen Spruill on the best wings at UNC

By Hanzhang Connie Jin | April 24

This weekend, the fraternity members of Pi Lambda Phi, Kappa Sigma and Zeta Psi united for the first-ever Wing Fest, a fundraising event for Habitat for ...