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Usually, technical equipment like 3D printers and laser cutters aren’t easily accessible to students, but UNC CreatorSpaces are encouraging English to engineering majors to grapple with technical creation.
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Usually, technical equipment like 3D printers and laser cutters aren’t easily accessible to students, but UNC CreatorSpaces are encouraging English to engineering majors to grapple with technical creation.
UNC’s FedEx Global Education Center is known for showing people different views of the world — but with a new photography exhibition, the center is learning from the lenses of UNC students and alumni.
Junior Alicia Chen is about to take biking to a whole new level — from cross-campus to cross-country.
UPDATE: Due to rain, ConvergeNC will be moving the festival indoors, to Nightlight Bar & Club at 405 West Rosemary Street. Doors will open at 8 p.m..
Tonight, the Varsity Theatre won't be showing a movie. Instead, it will be hosting the fifth annual Love Live Concert.
Comics from across the country are making their way to Chapel Hill this week for Dirty South Improv’s 15th annual North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival.
PlayMakers Repertory Company’s latest production, called “Trouble in Mind,” features a complex plot of a play within a play that addresses racism on Broadway in the late 1950s. The play, which opened on Jan. 21, will run at the Paul Green Theatre until Feb. 8.
For the next week, PlayMakers Repertory Company will host the regional premiere of “Wrestling Jerusalem,” a passionate and political one-man play that seeks to bring to light the past and present conflict in Israel.
The greater Chapel Hill arts community experienced a year of flux in 2014.
The search for a new director of the North Carolina Botanical Garden has narrowed to three applicants — each of whom will visit UNC in the coming month and discuss their plans for the garden.
Sandra Cisneros, Mexican-American author of the award-winning “The House on Mango Street,” will be awarded the Thomas Wolfe Prize and give the accompanying lecture today.