Is hookup culture helping us or hurting us?
"I think people should value themselves more and have people value them before they just do it."
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A look back at UNC's campus post-Summer of Love
UNC's Summer of Love reached its peak during the late '60s. The campus had a cultural revolution with protests, pot and love.
We rounded up 5 of the cutest UNC love stories for Valentine’s Day
A proposal in front of the Bell Tower, a first date at Morehead Planetarium and a first kiss at Craige Residence Hall. Current and former students shared their love stories with The Daily Tar Heel for Valentine's Day.
Review: John Maus brings worlds of pure, unfiltered emotion to Cat's Cradle
"Never let it be said that relentlessly deconstructivist pop must always be deconstructed itself to be enjoyed."
Valentine's gets dirty at Linda's with sold-out erotic fiction reading
Linda's does Valentine's Day a little differently and is very successful with it's fun night filled with erotic readings.
More than a poet: the story of George Moses Horton and the residence hall named after him
You may know, or even live, in Horton Residence Hall. But the story behind the name is one that celebrates the power of words.
Chapel Hill celebrates female friendship with Galentine's Day
No boo? No problem. Here's how Chapel Hill is celebrating Valentine's Day's lesser-known but equally deserving counterpart, Galentine's Day.
Column: The perfect Netflix pick for every Valentine’s date
Whatever your Valentine may look like this year — long-term lover, friend with benefits or just you — here's a list of go-to Netflix picks for every situation.
Carrboro flow artists use hooping to feel at home in their bodies
"People come to find a place to express those things and tend to all of that. People tend to leave happier than they came."
UNC junior Faith Jones is creating her first EP after a lifetime surrounded by music
Faith Jones will premiere a single from her EP "Self-Study" at Local 506 on Feb. 22.
Head to the Pit on Tuesday to watch 'the Unsung Rise'
"After the Fall, the Unsung Rise" is an upcoming dedication to Black history on UNC's campus that supports Maya Little's upcoming Honor Court appeal.
Explore the new color and light offered at the FRANK Gallery exhibition
“I came onto this earth an artist. It was just the one thing that I knew for sure. I paint the world that I would like to live in.”
Company Carolina's bluegrass musical is their 'love letter to North Carolina'
The show, a bluegrass musical originally written by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, weaves its way through a sepia-toned depiction of mid-20th century North Carolina.
Combustible, provocative, unusual – an atypical cabaret that centers conversation
Joseph Horowitz's politically rooted cabaret isn't just full of the usual song and dance — and you might just leave feeling empowered after this eccentric show.
This Valentine's Day improv show is as unpredictable as a first date
"The Love Show" plans to combine traditional improv with a musical twist for an unforgettable show.
Art and science collide as dance troupe gets ready for Ackland performance
Choreographer and director Killian Manning created a dance piece based on the human brain after seeing Santiago Ramón y Cajal’s drawings about neuroscience, currently hosted by the Ackland.
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.”
Watch your favorite X-Men get torched at a roast hosted by The PIT Chapel Hill
Members personify X-Men characters participating in a classic Comedy Central-style roast led by Wolverine.
Female and non-binary centered hackathon provides opportunities for minority students
Pearl Hacks will continue to represent “positivity” for women and non-binary student in computer science as they kick off the event on Feb.16 through Feb. 17.
Column: Host or not, the show must go on!
"In a world where awards show ratings are steadily declining, maybe the Academy’s host-less experiment will prove to be the spark needed to jumpstart the genre’s return to prominence."
