UNC sophomore and 'Insatiable' actor tells us about his life and acting career
Get to know Michael Perez, and learn a little bit about his previous acting experience and his personal life.
CULTURE
Here’s what eight UNC professors did with their year outside the classroom
After a year away from the classroom, the Institute for the Arts and Humanities' Faculty Fellows are returning Tuesday to present their individual projects to interested students.
Local vendors come together for Salt & Smoke Festival
This Saturday, Acme will present their sixth annual Salt & Smoke Festival, an event that promises to be filled with raw oysters, local booze and live music.
From MoMa to Ackland, Dalí makes a debut in Chapel Hill
A donor has lent a Dalí piece to the Ackland Art Museum, adding to its modern collection since the museum began renovations in 2018.
UNC Department of Music rings in 100 years with a host of performances
The UNC Department of Music plans to host a grand performance on Feb. 2 to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of its founding.
Now that you're here, check out my SoundCloud
It's the age of the college-student-gone-SoundCloud-rapper, but the phenomenon has empowered creatives to make music without all the expensive equipment. “All you have to do is have a mic, a computer and a place to record, and you can be the next Lil Pump — theoretically."
"The Talk" tackles difficult conversations about being Black in America
“If we’re going to talk, just humans to humans, we have to look at the ugly stuff too.”
Wordsmiths prepare for chance on CUPSI team with first event of 2019
The UNC Wordsmiths are preparing for the Grand Slam 2019 competition. The Wordsmiths will reopen auditions for the group next fall.
MLK’s jail cellmate and a Harriet Tubman actress remember the past through stories
“Young people, it’s your turn.”
COLUMN: Netflix is feeding us trash and defining our culture
"'Dumplin'' is the story of a young girl trying to turn the pageant world on its head. It’s sweet. It’s heartwarming. It’s a garbage Dolly Parton propaganda project."
Office DJ: YEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAW
After much contemplation and opposition from the whole office, Brian brings you an interesting choice.
Come see John Grisham speak on campus at the Eve Marie Carson memorial lecture series
“I think the very essence of the lectures is what Eve was all about."
Looking to try something new in 2019? Try these free Congolese drumming classes
The Robert & Pearl Seymour Center will offer its first-ever Congolese drumming class this year for free, featuring a special performance at the end of each session.
From sleepovers to the stage, Kamikazi finds camaraderie through dance
This dance group creates a welcoming environment and a sense of community for students on campus passionate about the culture and history of hip-hop.
'Mornings at the Movies' brings moviegoing back to the community
The "Mornings at the Movies" series started this Wednesday and will continue into May. UNC faculty members will show a movie and host a discussion afterward in the hopes of bringing the community together.
'Romeo and Juliet' is getting a modern makeover by Kenan Theatre Company
The Kenan Theatre Company will be doing a spin of the Shakespeare classic "Romeo and Juliet" this spring. The goal is to address gender norms to create a modern twist on the famous play.
ABBA's music will travel to Chapel Hill for UNC Pauper Players' 'Mamma Mia!'
Didn't fulfill all your ABBA needs with the "Mamma Mia!" sequel this past summer? Good news! UNC Pauper Players will be performing the broadway hit during their mainstage production this spring. Continue reading to find out where and when you can watch this performance.
Vegan students navigate dining halls and stick to a strict diet on campus
After Carolina Dining Services earned a positive rating for being vegan-friendly, some students who live and dine on campus discuss where vegan options go right and where improvements can still be made.
The winners of the 2020 Academy Awards' "Best Original Musical" might be Tar Heels
A team of talented UNC student producers, writers, composers and directors are looking to enter their film project at the Academy Awards in 2020. And if you're hoping to also get your big break, the team is holding auditions next week.
Here's a 2018 pop culture roundup
From the Olympics to Lil' Hank Williams, 2018 was a roller coaster of pop culture. Here's a look at what made the year so memorable.
