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When Terence and Greta Oliver moved to Chapel Hill in 2010, the University gained a couple dedicated to family, service and community.
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When Terence and Greta Oliver moved to Chapel Hill in 2010, the University gained a couple dedicated to family, service and community.
On Wednesday, audiences in Carroll Hall saw and discussed what VICE calls "the absurdity of the modern condition."
Drew Meyer loves ice cream.
CORRECTION: Due to a reporting error, the original version of this story misattributed Lana Jordan's words. Jordan is a producer of Student Television. The story has been updated to reflect these changes.
Writer Lux Alptraum and actress Sharron Paul are coming to Chapel Hill and talking about sex.
Ackland Art Museum: Guest of Honor
Matthew Andrews is a UNC sports historian who studies the links between athletics and American culture and history. He earned his doctorate from Chapel Hill in 2009 and currently serves as an advisor and lecturer for the Department of History.
Comedian Lizz Winstead is a self-described “satirical instigator.”
Last night, the Carolina Film Association finished hosting the first round of Campus MovieFest, a contest where teams of students compete in hopes that their films will advance to the national level. Campus MovieFest is an international competition, and student filmmakers are competing for a chance to have their work shown at the Cannes Film Festival.
They’re back.
For the fifth year in a row, the writing for the screen and stage minor will give aspiring screenwriters and playwrights an experience ordinarily reserved for the most successful professionals in entertainment.
Company Carolina is premiering a production of the musical “Violet” tonight at Historic Playmakers Theatre.
In response to a fatal drunken driving crash near Chapel Hill in July, former UNC student Cole Boyer has taken a stand and created T-shirts emblazoned with the slogans “Free’s Not” and “Stop Driving Drunk.”