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Trump administration terminates six UNC-CH international student visas

| April 8

Entertainment

NC Botanical Gardens gallery highlights local birds, encourages conservation

By Noe Boggan | March 27

The North Carolina Botanical Gardens is hosting an exhibit titled "North Carolina Birds and Where They Live" from March 6 to April 27.

'Paris of the Piedmont': Festival brings jazz manouche genre to Chapel Hill-Carrboro

By Marion Rambler | March 24

Over the weekend, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area celebrated jazz manouche, also known as Gypsy jazz, with the fourth Carrboro Django Reinhardt Festival. ...

PlayMakers 'Confederates' draws historic parallels, uses humor

By Michael Melton | March 24

Carolina Performing Arts hosts second installment of 'This is America' series

By Ella Williams | March 23

'Not your run-of-the-mill open mic': Weave & Spin opens the door for unheard artists

By Sophia Graci | March 22

Alvin Ailey Dance Theater makes 30th appearance at Carolina Performing Arts

By Morgan Perry | March 21

Carolina Performing Arts hosted the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater on March 18 and 19. This year marks their 30th appearance at UNC since their partnership ...

Kenan Theatre Company puts on 'At the Wedding'

By Jaya Nadella | March 3

“At the Wedding,” a comically expressive and heartfelt production written by Bryna Turner, follows the character Carlo as she attends the wedding ...

Preview: UNC Symphony Orchestra to perform variety of concertos

By Marisa Rosa | February 23

UNC Symphony Orchestra's Student Showcase will be performed on Monday in Memorial Hall.

'Captain America: Brave New World' disappoints with flat characters, weird politics

By Sarah Monoson | February 22

"This movie has three excellent predecessors to build off of, and yet I walked out of the theater wondering if any of its creators had ever seen a movie ...

UNC adjunct professor contributes to Grammy-winning album

By Sophie Strickland | February 17

Rebecca Kleinmann is the director of Charanga Carolina, playing the flute on Taylor Eigsti's Grammy-winning album “Plot Armor.”

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Musical Empowerment to host free music festival this Saturday

By Defne Önal | April 17

This Saturday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Musical Empowerment will hold a free concert on Franklin Street for community engagement. “We're hoping people ...

Column: Emmys spotlight — my predictions for television's biggest night

By Guillermo Molero | September 12

"Regardless of how the night turns out, it’ll be hard for the Television Academy to hand out awards to anyone that doesn’t deserve it. I’m sure ...

Column: Netflix needs to reassess its key audience — college students

By Arul Gundam | May 12

"Following years of success and growth, Netflix lost 200,000 subscribers in the first quarter of the year. This downward trend threatens to persist if ...

'Watching their work come to life': Long Story Shorts Festival takes the stage

By Hadley Chapman | October 31

The 11th annual Long Story Shorts Festival features performances of plays written by UNC students minoring in Writing for the Screen and Stage. It will ...

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Column: Netflix's "The Chair" eerily parallels UNC's campus climate

By Charity Cohen | September 9

"The flaws in academia as exposed by 'The Chair' aren't only applicable to Pembroke University and UNC, but in all systems that are rooted in racism and ...

A guide to cultural events in Chapel Hill this summer

By Noah Robert Houser | May 27

With COVID-19 restrictions easing up, spring and summer events are coming back in full force. From concerts to art exhibitions, there are plenty of opportunities ...

UNC students commemorate end of unique year with senior pictures

By Avery Baker | May 2

As graduation steadily approaches, seniors are capturing their final moments at UNC through graduation pictures. Whether it's hiring a professional photographer ...

Save the Music profiles: these local musicians are creating their own sounds

By Charity Cohen | April 28

The Downtown Chapel Hill Partnership launched “Save The Music” last year, and is giving local artists a platform to perform outside of businesses ...

New York radio show The Harlem Connection features UNC professor and student DJs

By Sara Raja | April 28

Three WXYC student DJs were featured on a New York radio show alongside UNC linguistics professor J. Michael Terry.

Hanes Visiting Artist Eto Otitigbe lectures on art's role in social justice

By Maggie Dunn | April 25

The Hanes Visiting Artist Lecture Committee has retuned with New York-based polymedia artist Eto Otitigbe to speak about how he shows the intersections ...