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This past Homecoming week maintained many of UNC’s traditions. But one thing was missing — the Homecoming concert.
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This past Homecoming week maintained many of UNC’s traditions. But one thing was missing — the Homecoming concert.
Lauren Farrington, now a sophomore, took a first-year art seminar in spring and attended a dance show at Memorial Hall with her class. After attending a show with her class, she and a friend decided to attend an orchestra show.
The Bull’s Head Bookshop is centered on UNC.
The North Carolina Arts Council saw a 6.5 percent increase in state funding this year — the first increase in eight years.
Fourteen years after the anti-terrorism movement began, the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History is showing a documentary with a different side of the story: "(T)ERROR."
Less than a week after a former housekeeper sued the University for a hostile work environment — in a lawsuit that detailed a sex-for-hire scandal in the department — 11 University groups brought in an expert to speak about ways women can work together to make workplaces more inclusive.
With the challenges of school work, extracurriculars and a thriving social scene, UNC students might find it difficult to maintain any sort of relationship — never mind a long distance one. Yet many students are no strangers to long distance relationships and have their share of dating triumphs and pitfalls.
The man who got PlayMakers Repertory Company on sound financial footing will leave his post for Minneapolis’ Guthrie Theater in July.
A guitar, a bottle of bourbon and a copy of “The Chronicles of Narnia” were all singer-songwriter and UNC 2013 alumnus Charlie King needed on his getaway to write his sophomore album, “Path of the Moon.”
Art galleries in Chapel Hill have had to get creative to make ends meet.
Johnny Johnson was drafted into a world war in spite of his pacifist ideals. He left his family, returned traumatized, entered an asylum for post-traumatic stress disorder and lost his fiance — all while trying to uphold beliefs of peace in an increasingly warlike society.
Since the 2010 Broadway production of “The Scottsboro Boys” and the loss of his long-time partner Fred Ebb in 2004, composer John Kander has taken a leave of absence from the theatre — until now.
While her peers were navigating high school, going on first dates and pursuing extracurricular interests, Lucy Daniels, a UNC alumna, was enduring regular insulin and shock treatments.
The town of Chapel Hill’s Public and Cultural Arts Office is sponsoring “Into the Streets: Community Art Projects,” calling artists to submit applications to create unifying artwork to be displayed in the community.
Author Nancy Stancill graduated from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication in 1971. She wrote for The Daily Tar Heel before graduating, then moved to the Houston Chronicle for 15 years and then the Charlotte Observer for 16 years. She now lives in Charlotte and works as a full-time writer.
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