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(11/14/19 12:14am)
If you’re searching for out-of-this-world plans this weekend, look no further than UNC Opera’s production of “Il Sogno di Scipione,” or “Scipio’s Dream,” on Nov. 16 in Moeser Auditorium in Hill Hall. The event will feature music by Mozart with a retro-futuristic twist.
(11/14/19 1:23am)
When filmmaker Ashley Maria graduated from UNC, she entered a workforce of surprised glances and misconceptions.
(11/13/19 12:53am)
Carolina Performing Arts will be hosting a performance by an Indian classical musician on Wednesday, Nov. 13, that some have recognized to be the most famous Sarod player in the world.
(11/12/19 3:07am)
Margaret Wilkerson Sexton will be bringing her new novel, "The Revisioners," to Chapel Hill with hopes of fostering connections between women. She will present at a book talk at Flyleaf Books on Nov. 12 at 7 p.m.
(11/12/19 3:32am)
Alleviating the effects of fast fashion, sharing styled looks and providing a platform for women at UNC to rent clothing. Sophomore Kendall Harrow brought these goals to fruition with the Facebook page UNC Style Switch.
(11/12/19 3:22am)
“She Who Tells A Story,” the newest exhibition at the Ackland Art Museum, ties film, literature and art together to illustrate the experiences of Arab and Iranian women.
(11/12/19 3:17am)
The Deadpan Comics Society, a new stand-up comedy group, are preparing for their first performance, aiming to please the nonchalant comedy lovers of Chapel Hill.
(11/12/19 3:11am)
Mary Mattingly grew up in an area served by polluted well water. Now, the Brooklyn-based artist spreads themes of climate change and sustainability through her art.
(11/12/19 2:45am)
A UNC music professor will present his new book, "Build: The Power of Hip Hop Diplomacy in a Divided World," at Flyleaf Books on Nov. 13 at 6:30 p.m.
(11/11/19 1:44am)
Is freedom universal? What does freedom really mean? Questions like these and more will be answered at the 1619 Collective Memory(ies) Symposium.
(11/11/19 1:33am)
Mary Pardo first began teaching art and art history at UNC in 1985. Now, after 34 years of scholarship and education, Pardo is retiring from her teaching position.
(11/10/19 11:53pm)
Seniors in UNC’s studio art program are giving audiences a sneak peek into their semester-long projects that tackle modern issues like immigration, deportation and environmental crises.
(11/10/19 11:32pm)
When you think of puppetry, you may think of the classic examples from popular culture like Pinocchio or the Muppets. Chances are you may be less familiar with the work of Tarish Pipkins, also known as Jeghetto.
(11/11/19 12:00am)
Just off Highway 54 lies The Kraken, a small roadhouse bar and music venue that has been bringing people together since 2009.
(11/08/19 4:14am)
N.C. Comicon is different from your average comic book convention.
(11/09/19 10:07pm)
On Sunday Nov. 10, C.W. “Chuck” Eldridge will be visiting Choice Tattoo in Durham to present his Tattoo 101 lecture. Eldridge is the owner of Tattoo Archive in Winston Salem and has been tattooed, tattooing and learning about tattoo history since the late 1960s and early 1970s.
(11/08/19 4:42am)
Bull City Press is hosting its monthly reading series at Durham’s comedy club this Saturday, Nov. 9, at Mettlesome's Okay, Alright Theater. The readings consist of three main readers, two established authors and one up-and-coming author.
(11/08/19 4:25am)
Student playwrights have often struggled to have their work seen on college campuses, but LAB! Theatre Company is working to change that. LAB! is putting on New Works November, a series of shows composed of script readings written by student playwrights every Friday throughout November.
(11/08/19 4:53am)
Six-time Grammy Award nominee Nnenna Freelon and North Carolina Piedmont Laureate Jaki Shelton Green are joining forces to support a local organization of community members with serious mental illnesses.
(11/08/19 3:42am)
Students from the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media are trying to transform the image of McCorkle Place through the launch of Envision Carolina — a new, six-week-long campaign that kicked off on Nov. 5.