Indie rock group The New Pornographers will headline the Homecoming concert on Oct. 29, the Carolina Union Activities Board announced yesterday.
Read More »Less than one-third of the seats in the Student Union Great Hall have been sold so far for rapper Big K.R.I.T.’s concert today.
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FallFest sponsors could be required to list the items they will distribute to students after pills wrapped in plastic bags were given as free samples Sunday night.
Read More »The actor — who starred in 2009’s “500 Days of Summer” and in last summer’s blockbuster “Inception” — was asked by three separate committees of the Carolina Union Activities Board to visit the University in the past year and a half.
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The CUAB Comedy Festival has expanded to include a week’s worth of laughs from local and national talent. It will feature multiple workshops with writers and performers of NBC’s weekly “Saturday Night Live,” interspersed with the Student Stand-Up Competition and an improv night with local favorite Dirty South Improv Comedy Theater.
Read More »University officials are still waiting to release a decision regarding the pending Snoop Dogg concert, won through an online promotional contest for an Electronic Arts video game.
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Chapel Hill sculptor Dan Murphy has displayed his work in the Union Gallery before. But his high creative energy means this current collection of gold and silver metal sculptures is something completely different. The exhibition is part of the Carolina Union Activities Board’s efforts to offer more 3-D art in its galleries.
Read More »With just six days left before student elections, volunteers are rushing to collect signatures to breathe life into a Student Union renovation, requiring a student fee increase.
Read More »Tickets for Wednesday’s Big Boi concert in Memorial Hall are almost completely sold out — as of six p.m. Tuesday only one seat remained. The concert, put on by the Carolina Union Activities Board, is something that the board has been looking forward to for a while, organizers said.
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Raised rental fees and incomplete facilities have not deterred campus groups from taking advantage of the recently renovated Historic Playmakers Theatre. The theater will host a variety of performances from multiple campus groups now that renovations to the building are partially complete.
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The Carolina Union Activities Board loves you. That slogan — developed by last year’s board president Amanda Kao — means exactly what it says.
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As she prepares her applications for joint Master’s and doctorate programs, Carolina Union Activities Board President Adele Ricciardi can look back at a UNC career just as diverse as her interests.
Read More »Lit by swirling spotlights and a colorful array of lasers, a crowd of nearly 4,500 students packed into Carmichael Arena for Friday’s Homecoming concert, which concert organizers say was sold out. Concert costs — augmented by the addition of security and Union production staff fees — were slightly higher than original estimates, and organizers said the Carolina Union Activities Board stands to lose money on the concert, which was funded mostly by student activity fees.
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An exuberant melody will fill the air on Friday night in Carmichael Auditorium as Passion Pit takes the stage. The electropop band with an indie feel will perform as the feature of this year’s UNC Homecoming concert. The Homecoming board, which consists of the Carolina Athletic Association and the Carolina Union Activities Board, is well on it’s way to redemption following last year’s event that many deemed a disappointment.
Read More »Hundreds of students waited in line for hours to get tickets to Passion Pit’s Oct. 29 Homecoming show. Floor level tickets are sold-out, but riser tickets are still available if you’re still looking for a ticket.
Read More »The Carolina Union Activities Board is trying hard to make this fall more fabulous than the last. And with the Dollar Concert Series starting Tuesday and popular indie-rock group Passion Pit as the solo headliners in the Homecoming Concert, organizers are confident they can overcome last year’s controversies.
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UNC alums Lewis Black and Wyatt Cenac will return to campus this weekend, planning to leave their alma mater in stitches from their razor-sharp wit and comedy.
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After a weekend of interviews and deliberation, the Carolina Union Activities Board of Directors selected junior Adele Ricciardi to serve as CUAB president for the 2010-11 academic year.CUAB uses about a third of the $39 student government fee to bring movies, entertainment and discussions of social issues to the campus community.
Read More »The minds behind “Stuff White People Like” and “This Week in Blackness,” entertained a packed Great Hall with their comedic ways, including a full-length rap on brunch and readings on the social value of scarves and being friends with black people.
Read More »In Chapel Hill this morning, slews of white people are opening up their copy of The Daily Tar Heel with their Mac sitting next to them, indie music running through their headphones and a nonfat chai tea latte in front of them, thinking they’re unique.
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