Horizontal Hold, a band based in Durham, will be performing Saturday at The Cave on West Franklin Street. Staff writer Jordan Van Glish spoke with members of the band about their music, their upcoming album and their performances.
School is back from winter break, but perhaps more importantly, so are all of your favorite television shows! Well, maybe not ("Game of Thrones" won’t be back until next year), but there's still a lot to look forward to. Here are some of the shows that students around campus can’t wait to see return. Spoiler alert: they are all Emmy award-winning shows.
It’s no secret that UNC is home to a lot of musically talented students. Chances are, if you’ve taken a stroll through the pit, you’ve probably seen a cappella groups advertising one of their upcoming concerts. And if you ventured into Fraternity Court on game day, there’s likely been a band or two performing. However, if you wanted to join a club last year that catered towards musicians who just want to jam out and play music, you were out of luck. That is, until Carolina Jams formed late last year and took the stage as one of UNC’s newest clubs on campus this semester.
Recently, the news has been filled with sexual assault and sexual harassment allegations. Staff writer Jordan Van Glish asked UNC students what their opinions are on the topic in regards to celebrities and politicians.
Everyone has their favorite drink of the season. However, we were curious about what the people who make the drinks you love have to say about it.
Last November, a surprise re-release of an adored retro console hit the shelves, although no one seemed to be able to get their hands on one.
Last night, Adult Swim aired the season three finale to "Rick and Morty," the critically-acclaimed and widely popular adult animated series.
Every year, many of UNC’s most talented actors come together to perform a series of monologues. But their performances aren't taken out of some contemporary stage monologue book — they're written solely by UNC students.
In a month from now, the greatest game of all time will be released.
Hidden behind a cartoon world where animals live amongst man is a funny, yet often depressing look at the life of a former sitcom actor.
