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Perry Morrison, a senior majors in Communications at UNC-CH, is a student author and has a book that will come out on Apr.1.

Senior releases fifth self-published novel

By Cate Alspaugh | March 31

Perry Morrison traces his love for stories back to the first time he saw “Toy Story.”

Company Carolina presents the unconventional "Songs for a New World"

By Chloe Lackey | March 31

Company Carolina’s newest show, "Songs for a New World," is definitely musical, but not like traditional musical theater.

UNC Department of Music hosts new operas, Festival on the Hill

By Rebekah Cockram | March 31

One uses a phone, and one uses a shoe.

Owners and executives worry the House Bill 2 is bad for business

By Emily Perry | March 31

Businesses are just as outraged.

'Hip Hop & Social Justice' blends activism and music

By Maria Mullis | March 30

Local hip-hop artists, activists and poets Shirlette Ammons, Pierce Freelon and Josh Rowsey agree that music and activism are interconnected.

Carolina Performing Arts increased funding threefold in preparation for two new spaces

By Morgan Vickers | March 30

In one year, Carolina Performing Arts tripled the donations they received.

Sweeney Todd kills it on stage at Paul Green Theatre

By Maggie Mouat | March 30

Cannibalism, blood, revenge and love all have one thing in common — Sweeney Todd.

Holi Moli celebrates Hindu holiday in colorful way

By Jenni Ciesielski | March 30

Last night, 2,500 UNC students announced the arrival of spring, and no groundhogs were needed.

A horn was stolen off the mechanical bull in Country Fried Duck this weekend.

Country Fried Duck deals with ‘terribull’ loss

By Nicola McIrvine | March 29

Someone grabbed the Country Fried Duck bull by the horns — and a horn is missing.

Comedy alumni angered at lack of festival

By Rachel Jones | March 29

It might seem like fun and games, but not everyone is laughing off Carolina Union Activities Board’s programming changes.

Q&A with author, award-winning psychologist, Kurt Gray

By Zoe Hazerjian | March 29

Daily Tar Heel: How did the idea for this book come about? Kurt Gray: As Daniel and I looked around the world, we realized that much of our ...

Holi Moli celebrates life today

By Peggy Mullin | March 29

Thousands of UNC students will take to Hooker Fields and douse themselves in vivid shades of color to celebrate Holi, the Hindu festival that marks the ...

Q&A with Galilee archeology expert, Jodi Magness

By Audrey Leynaud | March 28

The Daily Tar Heel : What is your academic focus? Jodi Magness : I’m an archaeologist and I specialize in the archaeology of Palestine by which I mean ...

Ollie, a four-month-old lab mix, captures hearts of campus

By Rashaan Ayesh | March 28

For many students on campus, nothing is more exciting than seeing a little pup frolicking around and enjoying it’s doggy days.

Iceland’s President Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson poses with the Clef Hangers after their performance (Courtesy of Channing Mitzell).

Clef Hangers performance breaks ice with president of Iceland

By Anish Bhatia | March 23

After being invited to sing for President Barack Obama in Washington, D.C., in December, the Clef Hangers didn’t take long to make a mark again — ...

Chase Carroll, a sophomore music major, is releasing his album "The Perfect Problem" on Mar 26. Carroll collaborated with 11 UNC students to produce it and is featured on piano on 8 of the tracks.

UNC sophomore Chase Carroll to debut ﬁrst album

By Rebekah Cockram | March 23

Chase Carroll, a sophomore Kenan Music Scholar, did it for love.

Ellis Dyson & the Shambles prepare for spring tour

By Peggy Mullin | March 22

Ellis Dyson & the Shambles, known throughout the local music scene for their swinging tunes and electric on-stage performances, are taking their talents ...