At UNC, some students balance school, extracurricular activities and running a small business, like jewelry makers who sell their products on social media and through Student-Made UNC.
Located on 40 acres in northern Chatham County, the Farm at Penny Lane provides alternative forms of therapy for individuals diagnosed with severe mental illnesses that include art, horticulture and animal therapy.
The jazz scene in the Triangle became as colorful, vibrant and connected as it is today because of the efforts of members of the jazz community in the late 1970s, particularly in the flourishing jazz scene in Durham.
At the end of this week, soulful melodies and improvisations could be heard throughout campus during the Carolina Jazz Festival, which connected jazz students and faculty to professional jazz musicians and hosted various performances from high school and college students.
UNC's campus is home to seven of the Divine Nine — historically Black Greek life organizations — and the fraternities and sororities provide opportunities for community that stretch beyond graduation.
Students at UNC are mixing beats and producing their own music, aided by accessible technology, classes at school and courses that provide space for creation.
As readers seek out new books to read for fun in 2024, book content creators are at the forefront of recommending books and sharing literary trends.
The PlayMakers Repertory Company's take on "Much Ado About Nothing" is set in 1940s Appalachia and features a cast primarily composed of women, trans and non-binary artists.
The Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition, presented by the National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian, features portraits from a variety of styles and backgrounds highlighting the various experiences and achievements of modern Americans.
Booksellers from Epilogue Books Chocolate Brews and Flyleaf Books, as well as a UNC students, recommend reading these five horror and thriller novels to get in a spooky mood for Halloween.
