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UNC Loreleis hold spring concert celebrating a night of women and music

By Sophia Graci | April 13

The a cappella group sang a combination of genres, including a Bruno Mars medley and “Lorelei” by Ella Fitzgerald, and honored their seniors.

PhD student puts on original performance about reproductive injustice and incarceration

By Erin Mun | April 13

Fight Like Hell, a research performance created by Megan N. Foster, explores the stories of Pamela Winn, Kristie Puckett, Latisha Facyson, Tiawna Brown ...

Third annual anatomy fashion show raises over $12,000 for children's hospital

By Manuela Williams | April 13

The UNC Chapter of Phi Delta Epsilon, an international medical fraternity, hosted its annual anatomy fashion show on Sunday.

ASA's Africa Night brings together performance, culture and community

By Temiloluwa Alagbe | April 13

On Friday, UNC’s African Student Association hosted Africa Night, a three-hour wedding-themed event that included a fashion show, pageant and multiple ...

A look into Cat’s Cradle’s storied history

By Ashley Burnette | April 13

For over 55 years, Cat’s Cradle has been the leading concert venue within UNC’s vicinity, hosting a variety of events including musicians, philanthropic ...

Alli Pardue will serve as the 2025-26 editor-in-chief of The DTH

By Nadia Jefferson | April 12

Pardue served as the Audience Engagement Editor and as a staffer at The DTH, she is excited to serve the newsroom and the community in this new role.

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Skully Gustafson opens fantasy-inspired exhibition at Peel Gallery

By Lizzie Stoner | April 11

Skully Gustafson has a new exhibition opening called, Upon A Wand, which will be displayed in the Peel Gallery in Carrboro from April 9 to May 4.

Hollywood Internship Program prepares UNC students for careers in entertainment

By Ava Beahn | April 10

Since its founding in 1992, the program has connected more than 1,000 students with top-tier internships across the entertainment industry.

'The Center Will Not Hold' performance celebrates Afro-diasporic dance tradition

By Kate Alexander-Heyward | April 10

On Wednesday, Chapel Hill's Michelle Dorrance brought her performance of "The Center Will Not Hold" to Memorial Hall.

Column: Stay tuned for the return of 'Editor's Notes'

By Brigit Pierce | April 9

"Editor's Notes," a music performance series launched in April 2024, will return this month and feature a UNC student band.

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'Love and Freedom': Black Queer Studies Conference returns after 25 years

By Caroline King | April 9

Twenty-five years after the first Black Queer Studies Conference, over 250 academics, activists, artists and students gathered on UNC’s campus this ...

Peel Gallery clothing swap encourages sustainable shopping

By Jaya Nadella | April 9

The organization's mission is promoting sustainability as well as a sense of community, goals they strive to achieve through events such as clothing swaps ...

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Clef Hangers' spring concert acts as coda to seniors' UNC experience

By Ashley Burnette | April 9

Seniors Mark Finamore, Imani Chabikuli and Scott Gilliam each sang a solo at their last Clef Hangers concert, in addition to group numbers like "Carolina ...

Student-led fashion show highlights intersection between art and mental illness

By Rebecca Savidge | April 9

On Thursday at the Innovate Carolina Junction, Art and the Brain partnered with Coulture Magazine and other designers to showcase mental health disorders ...

Goth alt-rock artist explores mental health struggles through music

By Erin Mun | April 8

Lucy Oldham dives into depths of mental health and personal struggles, transforming it into her creation of gothic alt-rock music. She is currently looking ...

Punk-adjacent local band brings new vision to Chapel Hill music scene

By Brooke Xu | April 8

Chiroptera, a newly debuted Chapel Hill/Carrboro band of middle and high school-aged members, is winding up to perform more shows this spring and summer. ...

Band redkanoo started its music journey on top of Craige Parking Deck

By Marion Rambler | April 8

On one fateful Friday evening, seven first-year students held their first rehearsal for their newly-formed student band, redkanoo, on Craige Parking Deck. ...

'On the verge of something new': Meet student musician Quincy Griffin III

By Medha Nair | April 8

Artist and UNC student, Quincy Griffin III, graduates this semester with a published EP and more to follow.

Student music collective to release second multi-genre album

By Michael Melton | April 8

"Legacy Heartbeat" is to be released by Legacy Productions on April 25, featuring genres including rock, EDM and country.

Final Dreamville festival features music, food and ferris wheel

By Mollie Ray | April 8

This past weekend, Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh hosted the fifth and final Dreamville music festival. Featured artists included Lil Wayne, J. Cole, the ...