Music, the Olympics and Pokémon Go: students reminisce on summer 2016
The internet is obsessed with the year 2016.
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The internet is obsessed with the year 2016.
A new trend took over the popular video app TikTok last week, and it wasn't a new dance or challenge — it was UNC students commenting on the University’s rolled back reopening.
After watching the video of George Floyd’s killing, Jalon Cooper, a recent UNC graduate and creator of VZN Clothing, scrapped all of his recent designs. He then designed three t-shirts, a hoodie and two pairs of shorts in a span of seven hours — all dedicated to the Black Lives Matter movement.
When asked about the themes behind Chapel Hill band Pajama Day's music, lead singer Louis Van Houtven didn't miss a beat.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article removed a section that misinterpreted David Garcia. Garcia said that Charanga Carolina had players from classical and jazz, and that there was also a bluegrass ensemble at UNC. The article has been updated to reflect the change. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.
A pillow for noise cancellation, a headset microphone and a group of music-driven friends lie at the heart of “ya aunty’s favorite boy band”: Weston Estate.
Painting, '90s hip-hop and drinks are coming to The House Restaurant and Catering on Saturday, Jan. 25.
After two years studying economics at The University of Douala in Cameroon, Jean Michel Dissake felt it wasn’t the path for him. Dissake left the university and journeyed into a sacred forest in Cameroon, where he would then live for the next 10 years.
Stories of racial injustice, love and gender equality will all be explored on stage this week by the Kenan Theatre Company.
South Asian dance and culture will be on display this Saturday, Nov. 16, at Memorial Hall for UNC’s annual Aaj Ka Dhamaka dance competition. Now in its 21st year, the competition is bringing together 16 different dance teams from universities across the nation.
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.
Outer space, Mozart and giant inflatables will come together at Hill Hall Nov. 16 for a rendition of Mozart’s "Sogno di Scipione (Scipio’s Dreams)."
Butterbeer, dementors and magic are making their way to Chapel Hill: WizardFest, a Harry Potter-themed pop-up party, aims to bring back the magic of the franchise and bring together Potterheads of all ages and backgrounds.
Garba, a traditional Indian celebration and folk dance, is making its way to campus on Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. in Rams Head Recreation Center.
The simple question of “Where are you from?” stumped Charlotte-based artist, software developer and comic book fanatic Jason Woodberry.