On Monday afternoon, hundreds of students and community members looked skyward for the partial solar eclipse, an astronomical event that will not happen for another two decades.
Studio arts majors utilized a variety of mediums, from linocut prints to ceramic sculptures, in their senior honors thesis exhibitions this year. They explored themes such as disenchantment, sports culture and modern interpretations of history through their artwork.
The health humanities is an interdisciplinary field bridging the humanities and STEM, providing opportunities for students and faculty to research topics that consider literature, rhetoric and scientific study.
The 29th Hayti Heritage Film Festival in Durham, taking place between March 7 and 9, will center Black stories around the theme "Homecoming" with 41 different film screenings within the Black Southern film genre, which encompasses Black filmmakers from the American and Global South.
The Blue Box Theatre Company's upcoming show provides a fresh, humorous retelling of Helen of Troy that examines why female public figures are susceptible to scrutiny. "Helen Of" will be showing at Epilogue Books Chocolate Brews from Jan. 12 to 14 at 7 p.m.
The market, which takes place in April and October, provides space for artists to share their work and visitors to engage with their own creativity.
Girls Rock NC is a local organization dedicated to teaching girls, trans youth and gender-expansive youth about music and harnessing their power.
With Hispanic Heritage Month beginning Sept. 15, Triangle-area businesses and organizations are hosting events to celebrate Latino heritage and art. Here are a few to check out.
Buying and selling used books is made accessible by local bookstores like Flyleaf Books, Golden Fig Books, Prologue and Letters Bookshop.
