UNC is home to several a cappella groups, including the Clef Hangers, the Lorelais, the Achordants, Cadence, the Walk-Ons, Psalm 100, Harmonyx and more. Many of the groups perform as a part of Week of Welcome hosted by the General Alumni Association at the beginning of each school year and have individual concerts every semester.
While UNC is home to several rigorous graduate schools and programs, it is also home to graduate school clubs that help students cope with stress and make connections.
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This year alone, Harmonyx has performed in the Dean E. Smith Center and the Alumni Center, and has been personally requested by Chancellor Carol Folt to perform on several occasions.
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Whether the goal is funding an alternative spring break trip or creating a calendar featuring nothing but bearded men eating breakfast foods, crowdfunding has become a popular way to help arts and cultural organizations and small businesses reach fundraising goals.
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The UNC Walk-Ons, a co-ed a cappella group, stood in a circle in Dey 307 on Friday night to rehearse for the last time before competing in the International Championship of Collegiate a Cappella South quarterfinals.
Read More »By Crystal YuilleForget Coachella. UNC’s oldest a cappella group, the Clef Hangers, is hosting its annual winter concert, now called Clefchella, this weekend.
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Samaa, North Carolina’s only South Asian fusion a cappella group and a UNC student organization, graced the stage Saturday at N.C. State University during Sangeet Saagar — the first South Asian a cappella competition in the southeast.
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