Company Carolina presents the unconventional "Songs for a New World"
Company Carolina’s newest show, "Songs for a New World," is definitely musical, but not like traditional musical theater.
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Company Carolina’s newest show, "Songs for a New World," is definitely musical, but not like traditional musical theater.
Owning a dog as a college student can be a difficult undertaking, but Sarah Leck also knows the experience can be very meaningful.
WUNC-FM is making it possible to hear the story behind the heartbeat.
Festival in the Park is Festifall II — if Festifall wasn't cancelled because of Hurricane Joaquin.
CORRECTION: Due to a reporting error, the original version of this article misrepresented Sterling Hennis' pop-up book collection. The collection is close to 1,400 books. The story has been updated to reflect these changes.
It was all treat and no trick.
When UNC graduates Wood Robinson, Joseph Terrell and Jacob Sharp originally founded their band, Mipso, in 2010, they didn’t know where the opportunity would take them.
In a busy college campus, it’s difficult to catch students’ attention.
It took Leigh Suggs 10 years to determine that a career in art was what she wanted to do.
When John Pringle was 13 years old, he started saving for a camera.
The people at the Paperhand Puppet Intervention bring puppets to life.
Practice makes perfect.
A variety of student organizations exist on campus to raise awareness for social issues and participate in activism. The Siren, a student-produced feminist magazine, provides a resource for students to not only discover more about feminist issues, but offers a chance for students to make their voices heard through the written word.
UNC’s creative writing program is working to support its current students by connecting them with working alumni through a series of events today.
To the untrained musician, original compositions and improvisation may seem worlds apart. But today, as part of the UNC Department of Music’s Talking Music series, two musicians will prove the two forms are closer than they appear.
Performing arts meets activism in UNC’s sixth annual Tunnel of Oppression this week, which will include performances about homelessness.