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Editors note: This article is satire.
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Editor's note: This article is satire.
This fall, students are planning to take advantage of the festive events that Chapel Hill and Durham have to offer.
Musicians from the Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle will be performing in person together for the first time in over a year.
Ever wondered what dating was like in the 1900s? Jealous of the social scene in the '70s? Fashion in the ‘80s?
If you live on South Campus, you’ve walked past it.
From roses to thorns, the reputation of ABC’s reality TV show, “The Bachelor,” was scratched this season after featuring Matt James as the first Black bachelor, causing students of color to raise questions about racial equity and representation in the media.
It’s Spotify's world, and we’re all just living in it.
No matter if students are single, taken or overly dependent on late-night conversations with a Roblox boyfriend, quickly approaching is one of the most controversial and commercialized holidays in modern day. To many this is a day of laughter, kisses and waiting for a fluffy little animal — and no, it’s not Groundhog Day.
The rush of the crowd, the energy of the performer, the applause after the encore. With an extended pause of live music events, Chapel Hill music venues are navigating ways to provide entertainment in a socially distanced world.
About 100 bands and solo artists from a variety of genres and backgrounds came together virtually for the annual Carrboro Music Festival to keep musical spirit alive during the pandemic.
As the pandemic shifts many aspects of daily life remote, 42-year-old fiddler and UNC alumnus Mike Ferry has found time to return to his roots and do what he loves most: play Irish music.
Though COVID-19 guidelines have kept them apart since July, Chapel Hill band "The Magnolias" is continuing to invent ways to remain connected in order to rehearse, record and produce their newest album.
Caitlyn Kumi’s love of entrepreneurship dates all the way back to childhood — she just didn’t know it at the time.