"Between resurrecting Google Maps to navigate a new campus and meeting some of the 2,600 exchange students NUS welcomes annually, it feels like being first years all over again," Delphine Liu and Layla Niblock write in the first installment of their travel column.
UNC visiting lecturer Chris Musina explores complicated ideas of nostalgia and paradise, as well as the nuanced relationship between humans and animals, in his new illustrated book, "The Moth."
The Caffeine Crawl, a national tour that features local beverage shop owners and their products, has come to the Triangle for the second time since last year, offering unique experiences for local coffee and tea enthusiasts.
Local Triangle music venues feature local and touring artists across genres that may be less well-known, such as Mipso and John Mayer.
After over three decades as conductor of the UNC Symphony Orchestra, Professor Tonu Kalam is retiring, ending his time at UNC with an end of year concert.
Animals on campus can provide emotional support and care for students and community members, especially during exams.
On Sunday, UNC's Qué Rico hosted La Compentencia, a three-round dance competition for Latin dance groups across North Carolina, attended by Duke's Sabrosura and UNC-Greensboro's Ritmo Latino.
Florafitti, started in 2013, is a community-based projects that plants seeds in the shapes of words. This year, words correlate to poetry under the theme of environmental justice.
"Agatha Christie may have written the murder mystery, but PlayMakers Repertory Company brought it humor."
Walking into Sis2Sis' "Hairitage" workshop on Feb. 7, sophomore Destiny Okonkwo said she was nervous, but was immediately put at ease by inviting people and an interactive space that gave her a rare opportunity to talk about her natural hair. The workshop was one of the club’s two projects ...
