“A lot of our speakers talk about the future and our generation,” Jadon Wellum, a junior studying environmental science and the vice president of SEEDS at UNC, said. “I just want to re-emphasize what they said about it, because I think it is up to us — our generation — to solve this issue that we face now.”
Last week, the university announced the gift from an alumna, Kathleen Ford, to support theater experiences and to strengthen the theater community at UNC.
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.
On Friday evening, the Peel in Carrboro hosted the opening reception for its March exhibition, “Material Connection” as a participating venue of the Carrboro-Chapel Hill 2nd Friday Art Walk.
Black in Technology is an organization on campus working to bridge gaps in the tech field for marginalized voices in technology.
Directed by Elikya Mwanda and produced by Izzy Mitchell, "The Claim" follows a Congolese asylum seeker "Serge" (played by Nadia Jefferson) and his conversations with immigration border officials "A" (played by Chayton Fair) and "B" (played by Anushka Saroha).
The Southern Mix exhibit, a project designed to get Southern Asian American oral histories back into the community and to provide pathways for students to get involved with the work, is now at the Student Union until Jan. 24.
Vendors gathered in TheArtsCenter's new building in Carrboro to sell artisan goods and handcrafted items at the center's annual artist market.
New A24 movie "We Live in Time" critiques and praises.
On Friday, the Carolina Artists' Coalition, a UNC club that seeks to highlight intersectionality between artforms, held an open mic night at Epilogue Books Chocolate Brews. Performers, which included musicians and poets, touched on themes of love, mental health and spirituality, among others.
Two pieces of artwork sit on display during the "Material Connection" event at the Peel Gallery on Friday, March 14, 2025.
