What a donation of books to Davis Library means for bilingual UNC students
The Taiwan Publications Book Exhibit is at UNC until March, but its presence will have lasting effects for these Asian-American UNC students.
CULTURE
Goat season is here
“This is a labor of our ideals and our love.” Baby goat festivals will be taking place in Durham throughout the spring, and tickets are selling out fast.
Have you ever seen a brain dance? You can at the Ackland this Sunday
No Forwarding Address is bringing their brain-inspired dance back to the Ackland this weekend in collaboration with "The Beautiful Brain" exhibit now featured at Ackland Art Museum.
A glimpse into a world desensitized to school shootings, as told by UNC students
The LAB! Theatre production "lockdown." takes place two years in the future where people have become desensitized to school shootings and tragedy.
AdoptEd video collaboration shows that no two adoption stories are the same
“It can be really overwhelming because it is a lot of raw, unfiltered emotion and stories that are coming out of people.” UNC's AdoptEd and N.C. State's Adopted Students Union partnered to produce an adoption interview montage.
Column: Best Bar in Chapel Hill
Fill out your own bracket for the best bar in Chapel Hill.
Meet Genevieve Lowry Cole, the first Native American woman to graduate from UNC
Genevieve Lowry Cole became the first Native American woman to graduate UNC in 1954. More than 60 years later, she works with current students to help them achieve their goals, as well.
Column: 'The Favourite' was robbed this awards season
"Overall, I believe that 'The Favourite' was completely robbed during this awards season, particularly at the Academy Awards."
The best thing about the early 2000s is back, and it's not the Jonas Brothers
Flip phones are making a comeback, with one UNC student describing his experience with owning one as liberating.
Column: Why I love St. Patrick's Day
"This country has come a long way since Irish immigrants felt the need to change their names to get jobs and avoid discrimination."
Column: Why I hate St. Patrick's Day
"Imagine having whatever ethnicity or cultural heritage you feel attached to relegating to mindless drunkeness."
Turn your poems into a manuscript with the North Carolina Poetry Society
The North Carolina Poetry Society is hosting a workshop that aims to help people begin the process of putting together a manuscript.
Office DJ: Taylor is not as pretentious as she sounds
"There are few questions I hate more than being asked more than what my music taste is. I usually stammer out a response that sounds like I’m not entirely sure what music is."
Watch Mark Twain take on ethics, race & the Devil in this one-man psychological play
“Hopefully the playgoer will be able to have an assessment in the spirit of what Huck Finn once said about Mark Twain: He told the truth mainly, there was things which he stretched, but mainly he told the truth.’”
Review: Sometimes, Watsky is good enough
You’re here to see Watsky in his scruffy, melodramatic philosophy-101-esque splendor, and there can be no question that the man delivers. Sometimes, that’s plenty enough.
UNC's art departments to display senior MFA theses at Durham Fruit Company
“There are nine students, we work very differently from one another, we have very different backgrounds, and so the art will be very diverse as well as very exciting.”
Check out the concerts coming to Chapel Hill this March
Artists like MILKK, Max Frost, Fireside Collective, and more are coming to local venues in the area throughout the month.
Shakespeare, but make it feminist: UNC professor explores women in literary works
"There’s a real value in trying to understand a historical world that’s so distinct from our own,” said Mary Floyd-Wilson, chairperson of the Department of English & Comparative Literature, who researches the role of women in early modern English literature.
Explore UNC's history with the Campus Y's Festival for Activism
The event aims to emphasize the historical successes of activism on campus and acknowledge the trauma brought on by past mistakes.
The Beehive hair salon becomes a gallery of local artist's work
“I hope it makes them forget the bounds of reality and helps them transcend that to embrace something new and fresh."
