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UNC libraries give feminism a voice with Wikipedia edit-a-thon

By Ava Eucker | March 5

UNC libraries and the Art and Museum Library and Information Student Society (AMLISS) hosted an edit-a-thon to contribute to the Art + Feminism campaign ...

Column: Game of Thrones ushers in the death of modern television

By Zach Goins | March 5

"Here we are, 40 days away from the premiere of the eighth and final season of “Game of Thrones,” and just 75 days until the end of modern television ...

Greek life gets groovy to raise money for Center of Excellence for Eating Disorders

By Catherine Ransom | March 5

This is truly a groovy way for UNC's Greek life to represent their sororities while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Women speak out with poetry in celebration of International Women's Day

By Caroline Kloster | March 4

Womanhood is complicated and full of stories waiting to be shared. For International Women's Day, the gallery, "Women Speak," opens Friday and showcases ...

Traditional Gaelic storytelling returns in honor of Abigail Washburn

By Macy Meyer | March 4

Carolina Performing Arts is working with the UNC Visiting Lectureship in Scottish Gaelic Studies to host a cèilidh, a traditional Gaelic social gathering, ...

Review: PlayMakers tackles difficult climate change conversations in “Life of Galileo”

By Robert Keener | March 3

"Brecht by no means wrote a thriller. And yet, PlayMakers’ rendition hardly felt so dull."

'Juliet and Romeo' defies gender norms but stays true to tragedy

By Robert Keener | March 2

Full of fierce inventive twists and risks, the production leaned well on popular culture.

Have you ever watched a film that was developed in a toilet?

By Abbie Ashford | March 1

Cosmic Rays is challenging the idea of traditional short films in their film festival highlighting “alternative” methods of cinematography. ...

Atlanta rapper 6LACK will perform at the 2019 spring Jubilee

By Maeve Sheehey | March 1

6LACK will be the 2019 spring Jubilee performer.

Bestselling writer John Grisham comes to UNC for lecture about innocence

By Maeve Sheehey | March 1

Abolishing the death penalty, decriminalizing drugs and doing away with judicial elections in the state are just a few things that John Grisham talked ...

Stop by the FRANK Gallery for Coffee and Donuts

By Pranav Chintalapudi | March 1

The FRANK Gallery in Chapel Hill will be starting a free educational series called Coffee and Donuts. It aims to educate interested parties about art ...

Meet the most wholesome quilting group in North Carolina

By Kyra Miles | February 28

Durham Orange Quilter’s Guild, an organization that makes quilts for various causes, is celebrating its 40th anniversary celebration on March 8.

You can see eight UNC a cappella groups at this Carolina For The Kids benefit

By Macy Meyer | February 28

“Being able to put in work and go to the event and see all of these people come together I think is a really positive experience and an uplifting way ...

Battle of the Bands at Cat's Cradle aims to be a collaboration, not a competition

By Mary Mac Porter | February 28

Cat's Cradle is holding a Battle of the Bands on Friday. The competition will include more than eight local bands made up of mostly high school students. ...

Flyleaf Books to host the UNC professor who just won a Grammy

By Maddie Ellis | February 27

Flyleaf Books will roll out the red carpet on March 3 for a discussion featuring Grammy award-winner Bill Ferris and his project "Voices of the Mississippi." ...

Find your creative niche with the Student Arts Movement Showcase

By Olivia Foley | February 27

With all of the arts organizations available on campus, it can be overwhelming to decide what to join. But this showcase is a good place to start. ...

Graduate students organize and present at Islamic studies conference

February 27

"It is a great opportunity for graduate students to learn not only the basic skills of presenting their research and how to engage their audiences ... ...

A glimpse into the lives of sneaker heads at UNC

By Jerome Simpson | February 26

Collecting sneakers is a is more than just a hobby for sneaker heads, it's a lifestyle that leads way to self-expression.

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's an experimental film at Morehead Planetarium!

By Aaron Sugarman | February 26

Aily Nash has curated two films to show at Morehead Planetarium to make attendees question what art can be and experience art in a different way.

UNC students show changing perspectives of the South with self-made documentaries

By Maddie Ellis | February 25

“Docs in the Dome: Tales of the American South” is an event hosted by the Morehead Planetarium showcasing 10 documentaries about the South produced ...