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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

Arts

German play 'Die Physiker' takes a comedic angle on a physicist's spiral into insanity

By Macy Meyer | April 17

Students enrolled in professor Weiler's German Theater class partake in a unique experience to practice their German by starring in the production of ...

"Poetry on the Porch" will host two poets to discuss poetry in the South

By Kyra Miles | April 17

Poets Tiana Clark and Emilia Phillips hope to broaden and deepen the idea of what poetry from the South means.

Kirby's "Department of Reflection" tackles political shortcomings

By Jamie Cummings | April 16

Art and social issues collide in an art exhibit that is anything but subtle.

The weather forecast for this Durham bar: Purple Rain

By Aaron Sugarman | April 16

“We just know how much Prince is loved by so many and what he represents and wanted to give an opportunity for people to come out and celebrate." ...

Renee Linnell comes to Flyleaf Books to tell seven years being brainwashed in a cult

By Abbie Ashford | April 15

The event will include Linnell reading from her book, discussing her experience with the audience and taking questions anyone may have. The event will ...

The Franklin Hotel debuts new bar, showcases local artist at 'The Art of Enjoyment'

By Katie Barham | April 15

In addition to featuring the art of Sudie Rakusin, The Franklin Hotel will also be hosting an all-levels yoga class by Betsy Bertram and introducing their ...

Durham celebrates the past 150 years and looks forward to the future

By Jerome Simpson | April 15

A look into the past, present and future of Durham.

Campus Y celebrates impact of seniors with end-of-year celebration

By Macy Meyer | April 14

The event is giving the seniors a space to share their final remarks and memories of their work at the Campus Y.

Local artist Jeghetto presents pop-up puppets exhibit on Franklin Street

By Sofia Lesnewski | April 14

“...For the local government to give open spaces that are just sitting and let local artists utilize them, I think that’s a very big step in activism ...

6lack headlines at Carolina's Jubilee 2019 hosted by CUAB

REVIEW: Day-one Tar Heel 6LACK did not disappoint

By Pranav Chintalapudi | April 14

"Consistently entertaining, 6LACK rides grooves like a hawk rides air currents, gracefully weaving through the music’s dense atmosphere."

Duke's arts community forges bonds through student-run film festival

By Pranav Chintalapudi | April 11

The Duke Independent Film Festival has been running for five years, and works to create a network of student artists with vested interest in each other's ...

Join this Durham restaurant’s trip to Croatia through wine, food and culture

By Robert Keener | April 11

Durham restaurant Parizade prepares for their next cultural wine night, this time taking their scope outside of the typical, showcasing Croatia. ...

From Michael Jordan to drinking at 18, this is what UNC looked like in the '80s

By Maddie Ellis | April 11

UNC's campus culture at UNC was defined by protests against apartheid and the rise of Michael Jordan — as well as tie-dye shirts and Madonna.

Word on the street: Old Town Road

By Alec Critser | April 10

Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road” is an unavoidable song right now. You may not know it by its official name, but it’s hard to open a social networking ...

"Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play" marches on, despite a change in directors

April 10

Kenan Theatre Company will present "Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play" from April 11 to April 15.

Arts Everywhere at UNC prepares to go, well, everywhere

By Macy Meyer | April 10

The third-annual Arts Everywhere Day will feature student performances, art pieces and displays, and interactive exhibitions.

The Center for the Study of the American South

This UNC PhD candidate unearths untold Civil War stories of Black prisoners of war

By Olivia Foley | April 10

Newhall noticed that Black POWs would be mentioned in the works of other historians, but she kept running into walls when trying to find in-depth information. ...

Find your next good read with these short story dispensers debuting on Friday

By Cam Edson | April 9

UNC is bringing story dispensers, which will print short stories for on-the-go readers, to campus for Arts Everywhere Day. These dispensers have two buttons, ...

Liz Zarzar and Lydia English browse through records at Schoolkids Records in Chapel Hill.

Check out these deals for Record Store Day

By Aaron Sugarman | April 9

All Day Records in downtown Carrboro will be celebrating Record Store Day on April 13 with live music, DJs and storewide discounts.

How craft beer enthusiasts changed alcohol legislation and created a booming industry

By Molly Looman | April 9

Before 2005, no one in North Carolina could sell beer over 6 percent ABV, leaving the entire industry limited across the state. But with the determination ...