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Former Colorado State guard Kyan Evans commits to UNC men's basketball

| April 9

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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 ...

Op-ed: It's time for N.C. to invest in trains

April 9

"While trains are not the newest idea, they are the right idea."

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. ...

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 ...

Column: What is a real American man? Country music has been searching for decades.

By Gray Hamby | April 8

"What led a complex and thoughtful genre down the path of repeated lines about beer, trucks and ex-girlfriends? Country music has no short history of ...

Entertainment companies and local bands react to rising concert prices in Triangle

By Isabelle Pala | April 8

Community members in the Triangle cite shifts within the live music scene and ticket prices due to the rising popularity of music streaming services and ...

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'Atmospheric and personal': UNC class prepares for concert featuring historic piano

By Darby McBride | April 8

Mimi Solomon's Music 286: Music as Culture class is organizing UNC's annual Pleyel Piano concert on April 12.

Office DJ: For your pleasure, Wilco

By Connor Foote | April 8

"I could have ranked their best songs, provided a listening chart or attached lyrics to moments in my life. But a band like Wilco is hard to sum up, even ...

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Carolina Bluegrass Band incorporates Southern music into curriculum

By Kate Alexander-Heyward | April 8

The Carolina Bluegrass Band performs and brings both traditional and contemporary bluegrass music to UNC.

Satire: A day in the life of UNC’s official music curator

By Sydney Baker | April 8

"Just like the Rameses mascots revealed themselves as the end of the semester approaches, I feel that it’s the right time for me to reveal my own ...

Durham-based farm grows fresh flowers, harvests therapeutic mushrooms

By Maggie Lowder | April 8

For around a year now, Anya and Jason McBrayer have been sharing their passion for helping people through their two home-grown businesses, One Fun Gal ...

Hillsborough hosts living history day, offers a glimpse into Orange County's role in Revolution

By James O'Hara | April 8

“The saying is always ‘if you don't know your history, you're doomed to repeat it,” event attendee Jack Barry said. “There's some good, some bad ...

Across genres and cultures, student dance groups find connections through music

By Diana Lopez Zapata | April 7

With around 27 dance clubs that vary in styles of movement, culture and music, UNC students can find community through many different dance groups on ...

UNC Harp Ensemble hosts spring recital

By Shreya Senthilkumar | April 7

The UNC Harp Ensemble had their annual spring recital Thursday, led for the past 10 years by Laura Byrne, a harp instructor in UNC’s Department of Music. ...

Op-ed: Bridging generations and building community in Northside

April 7

"The Jackson Center and Northside community filled that void, welcoming me as family. Together, we advocate for social change, support one another and ...

'There was so much of it': Experts explain the pollen coating UNC's campus

By Sajni Patel | April 7

Dr. Daniel Jobe, the medical mirector at UNC Campus Health, said that Campus Health had over 100 student visits for allergies in the first quarter of ...

Hands Off!: Community protests Trump, federal funding cuts, deportations

By Sarah Clements | April 7

The Chapel Hill Hand's Off! protest, which had over 700 attendees, was one of the more than 1,200 protests across the country.

N.C. Senate bill to challenge state Supreme Court ruling on release of student disciplinary records

By Emmy Benton | April 7

The potential new piece of state legislation could exempt sexual assault records at public institutions of higher education from public records laws.