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.
"I think everyone should be able to know something about the universe and appreciate its beauty.”
Members personify X-Men characters participating in a classic Comedy Central-style roast led by Wolverine.
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.
"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."
"Our long term goal is to eradicate all college suicides, both on UNC’s campus and every other campus in America."
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.
This free market has been running since the early 2000s and has no leaders or organizers.
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.
The LGBTIQA+ Speaker Series of the UNC LGBTQ Center aims to create a community of support for people working in and interested in research.
UNC student artwork can now be purchased as various merchandise, without the gallery price tag.
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.
"I Am a Man" encompasses the theme for the civil rights movement exhibit for the Center for the Study of the American South.
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.
"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.”
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.
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.
Are you fascinated by rare books, or think you might pursue a career in library science or history? Here's a campus organization you might want to join.
You don't need a top hat or ballgown to enjoy opera. Read how UNC students and staff put together professional opera shows that bring together viewers from all backgrounds.
The buzz around the failed Fyre Festival has shed light on how powerful social media influencers can be. Here's how college students have gotten into the influencer game.
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