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UNC graduate returns to Chapel Hill to read from his book

By Leah Moore | April 20

Award-winning author and UNC graduate Robert Morgan will read from his newest novel, “Chasing the North Star," at Flyleaf Books tonight at 7 p.m.

On View Near You for April 20, 2016

By Carina McDermed | April 20

Ackland Art Museum: Depth Perception The Ackland Art Museum will show "Depth Perception," an exhibit exploring how people perceive the world around them ...

What's the funniest 4/20 story you've heard?

By Rachel Jones | April 19

“We all went to Ehaus woods to smoke, and we were on the bridge in Ehaus woods. We heard a dog bark, and I just kind of got sketched and said, ‘Oh, ...

Q&A with Chapel Hill native, Tribeca award-nominated director, Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt

By Peggy Mullin | April 19

Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt, a Brooklyn-based filmmaker originally from Chapel Hill, is hosting a showing of his film “Havana Motor Club” at the Silverspot ...

Carolina's born and bred fashion icon Alexander Julian giving a speech at Wilson Library on April.19th

Alexander Julian: former 5-year-old in a custom made suits

By Maggie Mouat | April 19

Alexander Julian is no stranger to fashion — he was born into it, he was raised in it and eventually he would change it.

Heather Strickland (left), Rebecca Blum (center), and Aneisha Montague of Bare Theatre spoke on a panel on gender and theater, sponsored by the Carolina Women's Center, in the Stone Center Tuesday night.

Theater panel discusses sexism, ‘Titus’

By Krupa Kaneria | April 19

When Heather Strickland held rehearsal for an all-female version of “Titus Andronicus,” she didn’t expect the backlash she received.

Column: The upcoming documentary on Chris Brown's life is incredibly harmful

By Sarah Vassello | April 19

For my last arts column, I wanted to write something I can stand behind forever.

Q&A with wildlife conservationist, sloth author Sam Trull

By Anish Bhatia | April 19

Through her moving series of images, "Slothlove," Sam Trull reveals her perspective as a friend to the incredibly disarming sloths of Costa Rica. Her ...

(left) Rob Haisfield, (top) Eric Clayton, (middle) Anna Hughes, (bottom) Micah Stubbs and (right) Jacob Rosenberg perform comedy.

It's not the last laugh: A year after The Minor, UNC comedy still thrives

April 18

Glory hole reviews on Yelp, Waffle House debates on the gender of God and dead bodies in the basement of Gardner Hall were only some of the topics UNC’s ...

New Ackland director hopes to paint a connected community

By Morgan Vickers | April 18

In the late ‘70s, Katie Ziglar interned at the Ackland Art Museum in the prints and drawings department. And on July 6 — nearly four decades later ...

Send Silence Packing raises awareness by placing backpacks in Polk Place to represent the 1,100 students who commit suicide a year.

Backpacks bring awareness to suicide, mental health

By Morgan Howard | April 18

Send Silence Packing came to campus Monday to spark discussion about suicide prevention and mental health.

Community dances, plays bingo to support survivors

By Nicola McIrvine | April 18

Your grandparents weren’t the ones out on the town for bingo on Monday — but the ones who were might look like your grandparents.

Q&A with Hipster Bingo hosts, Nick Stroud and Kareem Browne

By Maria Mullis | April 18

Nick Stroud and Kareem Browne know all about hipster culture — and they're bringing that knowledge to The Baxter tonight in Hipster Bingo. Staff writer ...

Former UNC student and performer Chase Rice performs as a part of the 2016 Jubilee hosted by the Carolina Union Activities Board. Rice performed in Carmichael Arena after the Spring Game.

Rice returns for jubilant performance

By Paige Connelly | April 17

A sea of Carolina Blue and cowboy boots gathered in Carmichael Arena on Saturday night to see country star Chase Rice headline the 2016 Jubilee concert. ...

Gracie the golden retriever donates time, blood and love

By Audrey Leynaud | April 17

Senior Winne Wang and her golden retriever, Gracie, are changing the world one paw at a time.

Russell Lamb, playing Melchoir, and Natalie Myrick, playing Wendla, perform in Spring Awakening Wednesday.

Pauper Players’ “Spring Awakening” addresses controversial topics.

By Maggie Mouat | April 14

Growing up is not easy.

The UNC football team goes undefeated in Kenan Stadium for the 2015 season after their win against Miami on Saturday afternoon.

Survey: Chase Rice unpopular pick

By Sarah Vassello | April 14

The 2016 Jubilee concert will be held in Carmichael Stadium tomorrow with UNC graduate Chase Rice headlining the show. But according to a survey conducted ...

David Walker brings James Taylor to Franklin Street

By Peggy Mullin | April 14

This week, Franklin Street had an unusual addition to its sidewalk — a man with long hair and black fingernails handing out flyers advertising his James ...

Research instructional services librarian Angela Bardeen helps students find information about their research, narrow down paper topics, and select good sources at Davis Library.

Librarians make students shelf-sufficient

By Elizabeth Baker | April 13

They had different reasons for wanting to be librarians.

First-year basketball fan cuts her hair to show despair for National Championship loss

By Rachel Jones | April 12

While UNC was denied the chance to cut down the nets after the NCAA National Championship game on April 4, first-year Emily Korest trimmed something else ...