UNC alumnus uses law experience to write second trial novel, 'You Have Your Way'
As a child, E. Vernon F. Glenn’s father would give him books to read that were far above his age's typical reading level.
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As a child, E. Vernon F. Glenn’s father would give him books to read that were far above his age's typical reading level.
Jonathan Byrd felt the impact of the pandemic when he had to move all of his equipment into a room in his house. The local Triangle musician started sharing his music solely through video — and lost nearly half his income by lack of merchandise sales.
In the early 1900s, Florence Price, a Black female prize-winning composer, struggled to find work and often found herself moving from place to place as a result. Black composers rarely received the same recognition as others, so when UNC students Maria Manning and Ayman Bejjani studied her work, they decided to help bring her work to life through the First Fridays Series.
Valentine’s Day is often loved or hated, with few falling in between.
Anish Pinnamaraju's audition for the Modern Shakespeare Society was anything but traditional. Rather than standing and reading a script, he auditioned by riding a Tar Heel Bike around the room while speaking a monologue about how much he loved the bikes.
In a year where students are using their phones more and eating out less, many are turning to food TikTok to see what new dishes they can stir up.
LAB! Theatre Company will showcase “Fear of Buildings,” a free virtual production, from Oct. 23-25.
A typical 21st birthday at UNC might take large groups of friends bar-hopping from He’s Not Here to Might as Well — but this year, given the risk of COVID-19, students are finding creative ways to celebrate the milestone of adulthood.
Clutching the edge of their seats wondering who will receive the final rose or which islander will fancy another, students binge-watched various dating shows as they self isolated over quarantine.
No eating, no drinking and silence your cellphone — from your living room, that is — the show is about to begin.
Update: The free service can be accessed at tracksmusiclibrary.org.
The varied cultural and international organizations on UNC’s campus are predominantly student-led. With the transition to remote classes, leadership teams in these organizations are now finding ways to stay connected to their fellow student communities while handling unprecedented circumstances.
Mi Pueblo is continuing its goal of turning physical events virtual while reaching out to the campus community to support mental health during unprecedented times.
Randi Emerman and Carol Marshall founded Film Fest 919 to embrace film in the Triangle area.
Town of Carrboro Mayor Lydia Lavelle has been declaring April as Carrboro Poetry Monthsince her first year in office. This year was no exception, despite the statewide stay-at-home order issued in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Monika Gosin, author of "The Racial Politics of Division: Interethnic Struggles for Legitimacy in Multicultural Miami," was invited by The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History to be a part of its ongoing 2020 Author's Discussion Series.
Lizzy Campbell’s love of singing and performing began at a very young age. Now a sophomore at UNC, she recently released her fourth EP on SoundCloud.
Lauren Ragsdale and Lauren Westbrook saw a need for a club on campus that encouraged recreational reading in a group setting, leading them to co-found A Novel Idea.
How does an on-campus publication continue when the people behind the scenes are no longer on campus?
For anyone, opening a business presents a multitude of challenges. Casey Longyear and Marshe Wyche experienced these challenges through the lens of two young women following a dream.