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.”
CULTURE
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.
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."
Succulent sales and a mission to end suicide
"Our long term goal is to eradicate all college suicides, both on UNC’s campus and every other campus in America."
Chapel Hill looks for residents' input on local art programs
A survey released by the Town of Chapel Hill asks about how residents view art and what the town can do to further the impact of art on the community.
Socialists and capitalists alike enjoy the Carrboro Really Really Free Market
This free market has been running since the early 2000s and has no leaders or organizers.
The North Carolina Symphony brings dance and romance to Chapel Hill
The North Carolina Symphony is hosting a concert celebrating romance and dance on Feb. 7. The music will include pieces from classical composers such as Tchaikovsky.
This UNC speaker series has been promoting LGBTQ+ research for a dozen years
The LGBTIQA+ Speaker Series of the UNC LGBTQ Center aims to create a community of support for people working in and interested in research.
Need a place to sell your art? This new Franklin Street shop is the place for you
UNC student artwork can now be purchased as various merchandise, without the gallery price tag.
“The Opposite Sex: A History” dives into European gender history
A professor from Duke will be visiting to give this year's commemorative lecture, which will be free to the public and focus on subverting traditional notions of interactions between sexes.
This exhibit connects past and present with photos of the 1960s civil rights movement
"I Am a Man" encompasses the theme for the civil rights movement exhibit for the Center for the Study of the American South.
Jazz up your Valentine's Day with the UNC music department
UNC has told a story of the rich history of jazz, and this concert will be no exception. Tickets are $10 for General Admission and $5 for students and faculty.
Meet the UNC student who launched a rap album with the help of UNC's SHHO
"I think all the songs are very original and true to me. I try to incorporate as much of my personality as I can in my music and hope that it resonates with people.”
UNC graduate student brings classical Indian dance to Chapel Hill Public Library
A UNC graduate student is putting on a classical Indian dance workshop at the Chapel Hill Public Library, bringing attention to ancient Hindu mythology and history through storytelling and dance.
A round table with the actors from 'Happy Death Day 2U'
More than a year after "Happy Death Day," a comical slasher film, emerged on the film scene, the cast is back at it with a sequel called "Happy Death Day 2U." Both movies take on the classic "Groundhog Day" trope of reliving the same day — but with a lot more blood. Assistant Arts & Culture editor Maeve Sheehey and several other college journalists Skyped with Israel Broussard and Jessica Rothe, the two lead actors in both films. Broussard and Rothe discussed returning to the franchise and reliving the same day over and over again.
