Here's what the Galore Store is doing to celebrate LDOC at UNC
LDOC celebrations are continuing into the weekend.
CULTURE
Kirby's "Department of Reflection" tackles political shortcomings
Art and social issues collide in an art exhibit that is anything but subtle.
Carolina Indian Circle celebrates heritage and culture at annual Powwow
The Carolina Indian Circle (CIC) will be hosting its 32nd annual Powwow. This year, the event will honor the large number of Indigenous women who have gone missing or been killed. In addition, the Powwow will inform non-Natives about Native American culture.
Do-it-yourself fermentation comes to Wildlife Center
How, exactly, is fermented food made? This event will show you!
We're over the moon about this Valentine's Day Show at Morehead Planetarium
"I think everyone should be able to know something about the universe and appreciate its beauty.”
Saturday cartoons have inspired these UNC students to be animators
"We like to describe ourselves as like group of friends that just kind of gives tips to each other and to other people on how to bring art into a storytelling form."
PlayMakers unveils new show, 'Jump,' detailing intersection of mental health and grief
On Jan. 26, the PlayMakers Repertory Company will be premiering a new show called "Jump." Struggling with the topics of grief and mental health, the show covers heavy topics while also showing a love story for the main character, Fay.
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.
Company Carolina celebrates 25 years of theater with end-of-year revue
Company Carolina is preparing to celebrate their 25th anniversary with scenes and songs from some of their favorite performances throughout their time on campus.
The intersection of art and climate change was facilitated by the NC Sunrise movement
St. Anthony's Hall and Sunrise Movement are teaming up to raise awareness about climate change using creativity and art.
A beginner's guide to surviving LWOC
"For my own sake and yours, I have compiled a list of things to do or use to sail smoothly through the week and limit breakdowns to as few as possible."
Still looking to fulfill your VP credit? Try this class on DJing
Want to take a history of music class, without actually taking a history class? Check out MUSC 155: The Art and Culture of the DJ.
Tar Heels’ tastes on boba vary
Boba tea shops are a popular fad among UNC students, here's why.
More than music: Wilson Library brings exhibit by Cheryl Thurber about Mississippi
"She has strong composition and technical skills. Aesthetically, I think there's a lot of visual depth to her photographs."
This UNC class studied the history of hip-hop culture, then captured it in an album
Check out this student-made hip-hop album, which was made in the class "The History of Hip-Hop Culture" and was released on April 16.
A look back at the '90s in Chapel Hill
Former students and faculty remember UNC in the '90s, a decade that changed the way the University was perceived by the world and by its students.
German play 'Die Physiker' takes a comedic angle on a physicist's spiral into insanity
Students enrolled in professor Weiler's German Theater class partake in a unique experience to practice their German by starring in the production of a German play.
"Poetry on the Porch" will host two poets to discuss poetry in the South
Poets Tiana Clark and Emilia Phillips hope to broaden and deepen the idea of what poetry from the South means.
The weather forecast for this Durham bar: Purple Rain
“We just know how much Prince is loved by so many and what he represents and wanted to give an opportunity for people to come out and celebrate."
