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Feminism, toxic masculinity and space travel: Princess comes to 21c

By Gaby Iori | September 25

Princess tackles toxic masculinity in its new album "Out There." The duo will be performing a live narrative of the album on Sept. 28 in Durham.

New Ackland exhibit challenges perceptions of female identities in the Arab world

By Katie Barham | September 25

The Ackland's newest exhibit aims to teach visitors about a region often misunderstood by Americans: the Arab world. To do this, the collection presents ...

Martha Graham Dance Company brings 19 poses to UNC to celebrate the 19th Amendment

By Ava Eucker | September 25

“My mentality on dance in general is that everyone can and should experience the power of physicality with their body and emotions.”

Oral historian brings feminism discussion to Chapel Hill community

By Paris Hackett | September 24

Rachel Seidman will host a conference in Chapel Hill talking about her new book "Speaking of Feminism," alongside UNC alumna and feminist activist Ivanna ...

The Motet band brings back the funk to Chapel Hill

By Ben McEntire | September 24

Blending various music styles, The Motet strives to bring a new listening experience to their audiences. While on their 2019 "Speed of Light" tour, the ...

Downtown Hillsborough’s Last Fridays Art Walk: September preview

By Megan Friedman | September 24

Hillsborough's Last Fridays Art Walk allows for local artists to present and sell their pieces, while also providing an opportunity to further connect ...

'It’s going to be a very good mix': guest artist Justin John Moniz to perform at UNC

By Maya Tadross | September 24

Accomplished musician Justin John Moniz is scheduled to perform at Hill Hall on Sept. 27. This singer, educator and director will showcase his musical ...

This UNC wrestler draws superheroes, then competes like one on the mat

By Jessica Hardison | September 24

A sophomore at UNC, Jeremiah is charting his path while leaning on his faith to guide him. His dreams are numerous: a comic book artist, animator and ...

Ackland dispels assumed myths through African sculptures exhibit

By Sarah Campbell | September 24

A former professor at the UNC School of Education is bringing an art collection to the Ackland, in hopes to quell myths and assumptions about African ...

Sloane Art Library makes art more interactive with book club revival

By Anna Batty | September 24

The Artists' Books Book Club encourages students and community member to inspire and promote creativity by showcasing collections of interactive artwork. ...

Art exhibit uses creative expression to engage in political discussion

By Megan Missey | September 24

The work of Ramón Nsé Esono Ebalé, a politically outspoken artist, will be on display at the FedEx Global Education Center until December.

From Carnegie Hall to UNC: Singer-pianist duo brings Scandinavian art song to campus

By Kristen Jones | September 24

On Wednesday, the public will get a chance to immerse themselves in Scandinavian music, an often overlooked style for performances because of its intimidating ...

'Storytelling has transformative properties': Organization focuses on immigration

By Hannah Ross Patten | September 24

“It instills empathy, but what is empathy without action? Short films allow enough time for discussion, and that’s the most important part of ...

Triangle area Pride events aim to lift up trans voices among others in LGBTQ+ community

By Patty Weeks | September 24

Both Durham and Raleigh will be having pride parades on Saturday, Sept. 28. The events are both a celebration of everything the community has overcome ...

Book re-launch honors Town of Chapel Hill's 200th anniversary

By Elizabeth Egan | September 23

An architecture book is getting a re-launch as part of the Town of Chapel Hill's 200th anniversary celebration.

Stone Center exhibit aims to reframe Black existence

By Maddie Ellis | September 22

Fahamu Pecou's exhibit at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center explores Black resiliency through a combination of West African tradition and hip hop culture. ...

Jazz performance will reunite old friends at Hill Hall

By Johnny Sobczak | September 22

A jazz performance at Hill Hall will reunite two old friends. The concert will be held on Sept 26., and will be free to the public.

Orange County is getting its portrait painted by local artists this fall

By Elise Mahon | September 22

Local and out-of-state artists will come together for Paint it Orange, an event that allows them to paint the beautiful landscapes of Orange County.

Not your grandparents' folk: Bluegrass musicians bring Southern music into the future

By Alicia Robbins | September 22

Southern blueglass and acoustics get a contemporary lift with these performers celebrating the Southern Folklife Collection housed in Wilson Library. ...

PlayMakers performances canceled due to parking complications

By Patty Weeks | September 19

Playmakers Repertory Company canceled performances on Saturday evening due to UNC's parking restrictions during home football game days.