In her writing and community building workship, Lockhart discussed how writers can keep themselves from distractions and express their true emotions.
Get to know Michael Perez, and learn a little bit about his previous acting experience and his personal life.
The three-day event will consist of academic panels with scholars who study different aspects of Jewish material culture around the world and two round tables – one with collectors of Jewish ceremonial art and one with well-known curators of Jewish material culture.
If you've been looking for a place on campus to unleash your creativity and make art, the Morrison Art Studio is opening next week.
The North Carolina Botanical Garden brings sculpture lovers a new treat with their interactional exhibit of art and nature.
Balancing the sewing machine with the books: many students, like Sam Reckford, take on a full-time graduate load and still manage to work full-time: after all, somebody has to hand-make the costumes.
This artist is gearing up for a multidimensional exhibit exploring Lumbee Native American identities next week.
Taste Carolina allow you to eat at five or six restaurants over three hours while soaking in history.
Come check out the Plasticon festival this Saturday, April 21 at the CURRENT ArtSpace + Studio to learn about how the arts and the sciences can work together.
Dan Kois, former Daily Tar Heel staff member and writer and editor for Slate, is coming to Flyleaf Books on April 15 to discuss his new book, "The World Only Spins Forward: The Ascent of Angels in America." It follows the stories of actors, writers and theater lovers as they share their experiences of Tony Kushner's play, "Angels in America." Staff writer Krupa Kaneria talked to Kois about his journey co-writing the book, the inspirations behind the book and some of the difficulties in producing the work.
First-year Stephen Xiao owns eight-month-old chocolate lab mix Darcy, who has a special talent for peeing everywhere. Darcy’s favorite game is tug of war.
