Flyleaf Books to host the UNC professor who just won a Grammy
Flyleaf Books will roll out the red carpet on March 3 for a discussion featuring Grammy award-winner Bill Ferris and his project "Voices of the Mississippi."
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Find your creative niche with the Student Arts Movement Showcase
With all of the arts organizations available on campus, it can be overwhelming to decide what to join. But this showcase is a good place to start.
Graduate students organize and present at Islamic studies conference
"It is a great opportunity for graduate students to learn not only the basic skills of presenting their research and how to engage their audiences ... but they also learn how to organize the conference."
A glimpse into the lives of sneaker heads at UNC
Collecting sneakers is a is more than just a hobby for sneaker heads, it's a lifestyle that leads way to self-expression.
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's an experimental film at Morehead Planetarium!
Aily Nash has curated two films to show at Morehead Planetarium to make attendees question what art can be and experience art in a different way.
UNC students show changing perspectives of the South with self-made documentaries
“Docs in the Dome: Tales of the American South” is an event hosted by the Morehead Planetarium showcasing 10 documentaries about the South produced by students in the UNC School Media and Journalism.
TaKeia N. Anthony explores the African diaspora in Writer's Discussion series
A lecture series is coming to UNC to talk about the lesser-known details of the African diaspora.
Meet the Wheelers, the UNC twins who wear green and red every day
Twins "Mint Matthew" and "Lava Luke" Wheeler have become campus celebrities of sorts at UNC for color coordinating their outfits.
A desire for diversity led to the creation of Unicorn, a K-pop dance group
K-pop dance team, Unicorn, gives students who share a passion for K-pop culture the ability to come together and appreciate the style. Additionally, the group works to educate those who are unfamiliar with Asian culture through public workshops.
Latin Marimba Jazz Concert held to raise money to benefit Latinx community
A Latin Marimba Jazz Concert was hosted by El Centro Hispano on Saturday night to benefit Latinx communities after the ICE raids.
Are you an arts major? Here's how you can find a mentor on campus
For students interested in making a career out of the arts, it can be challenging to figure out the ins and outs of the business. Having a mentor has proven beneficial to many arts students at UNC.
NC Book Festival brings community together in unique music festival-esque way
The NC Book Festival visited various venues in the Triangle, from art museums to bars, to create a modernized book festival meant for the broad community to enjoy and connect with both local and national authors.
Students empower students as Galore hosts poetry reading
Galore, a student-led concept store, is showcasing the literary arts through a celebration of spoken word poetry and prose.
“Reading With a Queer Eye” brings a queer perspective to bible reading in Chapel Hill
"Reading With a Queer Eye," a new Bible study series at Binkley Baptist Church, examines traditionally exclusionary Bible passages through a progressive lens.
Meet two UNC professors who are merging art and advocacy
UNC professors use their passions to advocate for social justice, build diverse theater communities and tell stories of underrepresented groups.
New theater company seeks to make theater accessible to students of color
The Black Arts Theatre Company, a new group on campus, wants to find a place in theater for people of color. The group aims to tackle the issue of diversity by putting on shows by Black playwrights with mostly Black casts.
Artists bring metal, car parts and more to Fearrington Folk Art Show
Fearrington Village's Fearrington Folk Art Show will be held on Feb. 23 and Feb. 24. Tickets cost $5, and all sale proceeds benefit the artists directly.
Triangle Playwrights bring stories of old North Carolina to a modern audience
"The truth is, life is life, and nothing is ever perfect. These people were just people like us. They were struggling to get along, a lot of them. And so I wanted to show them as they were.”
Column: Duke vs. UNC, celebrity edition
"Can you smell it? That sweet, sweet mixture. The sweat of thousands of people who just sprinted from every direction. The smoke of a freshly lit bonfire burning on Franklin Street. The putrid scent of misery and despair drifting down 15-501 from 10 miles away."
How Carolina Blue evolved from a debating team color to a school icon
Carolina Blue is everywhere. But where did it come from?
