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 and embroidery workshops.
Established in 1996, Bhangra Elite is a UNC group that spreads the joy of bhangra, a dance form originating from the Punjab region in northern India, across Chapel Hill and surrounding communities.
“At the Wedding,” a comically expressive and heartfelt production written by Bryna Turner, follows the character Carlo as she attends the wedding of her ex-partner.
Savannah Matthews and Ava West double as UNC students and Depop ambassadors, promoting sustainable fashion and organizing fashion events on campus.
The band is made up of five members: juniors Jackson Miller, Joseph Sharpe and Will Albright, senior Noah Hancock and alum Will Rutledge.
On Sundays at 6 p.m., Recess Yoga in Carrboro hosts a free meditation club.
Looking to 2025 and beyond, readers and creators alike have the opportunity to amplify stories that create further empathy and understanding of different perspectives.
On Wednesday evening, the Grammy award-winning Silkroad Ensemble came to Memorial Hall to perform music honoring the workers of the transcontinental railroad.
Various on-campus a capella groups are preparing to perform their fall showcases, including the Loreleis, Walk-Ons and Tar Heel Voices. Other a capella groups have already performed their fall shows, including the Clef Hangers, Psalm 100, Tarpeggios and Cadence.
With its origins in Madison, Wisconsin, "Haunted Road on Rossburn Way" came to Chapel Hill a couple of years ago when the founders, Jon Baumler and his wife, moved to the area. The event was held on Saturday, and will return on Halloween.
The Silkroad Ensemble performed their newest show, “American Railroad,” in Memorial Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 20. 2024.
