Ellis Dyson & The Shambles releases second full-length album
They spent two years writing, rewriting, collaborating, practicing and perfecting, and on Aug. 4, Ellis Dyson & the Shambles released their second full-length album, “Henhouse.”
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They spent two years writing, rewriting, collaborating, practicing and perfecting, and on Aug. 4, Ellis Dyson & the Shambles released their second full-length album, “Henhouse.”
In Chapel Hill, comedy should be taken seriously. But don’t worry, it’s still a laughing matter.
Pianos echoing in the quad, students spinning on contraptions in front of the Ackland Art Museum, muralists bringing life to the walls of the town. These were the sights and sounds of last school year's Arts Everywhere Day.
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are coming to Chapel Hill — to Might As Well, specifically — this week. They might not be the Ben Affleck and Matt Damon from "Good Will Hunting" or any red carpet ever, but LAB! Theater’s versions of "Matt & Ben" are just as rowdy and wild as the originals.
Sam Sabin is a 2016 UNC graduate and former arts editor and director of investigations for The Daily Tar Heel. In August, she began her own podcast, “Good Grief”, about the struggles she faces in finding herself after the death of her estranged father.
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The argument over the superiority of Moe’s or Chipotle is one of great debate and sometimes tension among American college students. But what do UNC students think? Does Chipotle’s guacamole override all others? Or does Moe’s free queso day set the bar higher than anyone else can?
My poor, unsuspecting roommates. So young, so innocent.
The Achordants are in harmonious accordance as they prepare to bring out the newest edition to their line of music recordings, which they are about halfway done recording.
They go by the name Tan and Sober Gentlemen, yet they say they’re anything but.
Unlike the weather this past week, Chapel Hill is in for a hot weekend at Cat’s Cradle.
ESPN and WRAL will be there, UNC athletes will be there, ROTC will be there and the UNC Dance Team will be there.
It’s almost like Narnia in the spring. It’s the secluded, quiet haven of UNC where some sort of flower is always in bloom, color is vibrant and discoveries are to be made.
It’s just like any other play — except that it's all about feminism and pushes for mental health awareness. Oh, and the cast does not have a single male character.
To say bars don’t have their own personalities would be wrong. You can sense it from the smell as you walk in the door, the stickiness of the menus and the array of characters that you meet that no two bars are the same. If these Chapel Hill bars that we know and love were students, who would they be?
If you’re up for spending the next few minutes of your life listening to the feelings of an emotional, nostalgic 20-year-old who gets teary-eyed over music pretty frequently and can’t stop listening to Bon Iver’s new album, then please do both of us a favor and continue reading.
With the help of a needle, some ink and the bravery to repeatedly stab yourself, you too can experience a permanent tattoo right from home.
The creepy clown situation in North Carolina is freaking people out across the country. Swerve reporter Nicola McIrvine took to the Pit to ask UNC students: Are you afraid of the clowns?
Roses are red, violets are blue and this month, Chapel Hill is writing haiku.
Senior Lauren Offer and her father were inseparable.