Queer Book Club aims to appreciate representation in literature
As students get increasingly busy with readings for class, they may lose track of time to dedicate to pleasure reading. The Queer Book Club on campus offers an inclusive solution.
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As students get increasingly busy with readings for class, they may lose track of time to dedicate to pleasure reading. The Queer Book Club on campus offers an inclusive solution.
As most students struggle to compose their first essays of the semester, junior Gage Tarlton is putting the finishing touches on the scripts for several of his own full-length plays.
Art classes in elementary school allow not only for the creation of homemade Mother’s Day cards and hand turkeys but also for the development of lifelong skills and creative processes.
If you come out to Country Fried Duck on Sept. 7 at 10:30 p.m., you might be able to catch Folk Friday, but it won’t be the Southern folk music you might expect.
The Triangle might be known for research and innovation, but the region also draws in musical artists from all over the country for a diverse array of concerts. Here are a few of the best shows for the month of May. Now you can treat yourself with a ticket and start your summer off right.
UNC graduate and Grammy nominee Tift Merritt will be performing in Memorial Hall Friday. Staff writer Rachel Jensen spoke with Merritt about returning to her alma mater, her musical evolution and the sound of her new album, “Stitch of the World.”
The North Carolina Museum of Art opened an exhibition like no other on April 7.
With Spring Break upon us, many may think of Barbados for its beach resorts and beautiful weather — but Marisa J. Fuentes has uncovered something much darker about the history of the island nation.
The Kenan Theatre Company is preparing to show audiences something wild this weekend — Oscar Wilde, that is.
The Tar Heel Voices, UNC’s oldest co-ed a cappella group, is preparing to compete at the quarterfinal level in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella on Saturday at the Carolina Theatre in Durham. This will be the group’s first appearance at the ICCAs in five years.
Almost 200 people came out Friday night to the Motorco Music Hall to attend Shred for Music Ed, an event intended to raise money for the band program at C.E. Jordan High School in Durham. Four local bands — A Light Divided, Kairos., The Reticent and Undrask performed in the show. Band director and member of The Reticent Chris Hathcock organized the event, which raised over $2,000 for the program. Staff writer Rachel Jensen had a conversation with Hathcock about his motivation and the preparation that went into the event.
Next week marks the beginning of Black History Month, and the North Carolina Museum of History is holding its 17th Annual African American Cultural Celebration on Jan. 27 to kick it off.
Winter Storm Inga has kept everyone inside and bored these past couple days, but The Station in Carrboro is holding a show on Friday to offer a chance for people to come out and have some fun.
The band Long Neck will be performing a show Saturday at Local 506 with Infinity Crush and It Looks Sad. Lily Mastrodimos is the founding member of the group. Staff writer Rachel Jensen had a conversation with Mastrodimos to discuss the band, their new album "Will This Do?" and more.
The PIT Chapel Hill, a local improv theater, may not be officially open yet, but they're already putting on events. On Friday at 10 p.m., the organization is hosting Pitch Jam, which stands for PIT Chapel Hill Jam.
Local students will showcase their musical skills Saturday before friends, family and UNC mentors.
If any students happened to be on North Campus last Thursday evening, they may have caught a glimpse of something rather out of the ordinary.
Most members of the UNC Class of 2014 are still just starting out in their professional fields, but their classmate Alex Rizk Keane, a School of Media and Journalism graduate, has already made significant accomplishments in the entertainment industry.
When then UNC first-years Sam Lowe and Cameron Champion came to campus, they quickly bonded over a shared appreciation for music and a difficulty in connecting with fellow student musicians.
With midterm exams in full swing at UNC, students have had to hit the books. To help their studying, students often listen to certain music — or sometimes no music at all.