While some tried to get out of the way of Hurricane Florence, these photographers went into the storm. The harrowing and heartwarming images they brought back remember those affected and remind us of the persisting human spirit.
Junior Gage Tarlton's plays aim to capture the coming-of-age experience of today's youth with the authenticity only someone who has lived it can create.
The opening night was originally scheduled for Sept. 15, but with Hurricane Florence looming, PlayMakers is readjusting its schedule.
The Sonja Hanes Stone Center for Black Culture and History is curating a unique new art gallery that will also be auctioned off for the center's 30th anniversary.
Naomi Dix and Stormie Daie are drag queens starring in "Sister Sister," coming to UNC Chapel Hill Sept. 11. UNC will be the first stop of the "Sister Sister" tour, which will also go to Duke University, North Carolina State University and N.C. Central University.
It all started with a letter.
This artist is gearing up for a multidimensional exhibit exploring Lumbee Native American identities next week.
The Ackland Art Musuem has hired Dana Cowen as the Sheldon Peck Curator for European and American Art before 1950. Cowen's experiences at the Joslyn Art Museum in Nebraska and The Cleveland Museum of Art in Ohio will bring a fresh perspective to the Ackland's team.
McKay Coble, scenic designer for UNC's PlayMaker's Repertory Company, talks about the little details that make "Sherwood: The Adventure's of Robin Hood" a profound rendition of an old story.
This week's office DJ, assistant University desk editor Kate Karstens, is here to help you appreciate an album beyond the singles.
Drag queens are coming to Carrboro, and in their wake follows an explosive and unapologetic performance that commands the attention of the audience and celebrates diversity in the North Carolina drag community.
PlayMakers Repertory Company updates the classic tale of Robin Hood with inclusive casting and original music.
Public art says a lot about the community it decorates. So what do the sculptures and statues of UNC's past and present say about the University?
Many UNC students struggle to balance schoolwork with work-work, and Emily Jane MacKillop is no different. However, with 38 hours at Tame Café a week, MacKillop has been able to take away interpersonal and latte art skills.
Soak in the art and history at the Ackland Museum with a quiet and mindful yoga class among the galleries.
If you're looking to add to your music or literature collection, the Chapel Hill Public Library has the sale for you. Go old-school with vinyls and classics and contribute to a great cause.
A road trip to Greenville takes an unexpected turn down music memory lane for Holt – and he wants to take you along for the ride.
Here's what Chapel Hill records store owners think about digital distribution, big businesses and social trends.
UNC's Indian dance group is moving and shaking its way into the arts scene on campus. This year, they're looking to find new members, no matter what background they come from. Maybe that could be you?
Looking for a volunteer opportunity or a place to embrace farm-to-table sustainability? The Eco-Institute at Pickards Mountain is trying to heal the "human-earth relationship" by celebrating fresh, local food.
