Full Hunter’s Moon Party wants to expose more people to Native American tradition
Come to Honeysuckle Tea House on Oct. 17 in for the Full Hunter’s Moon Party to honor the First Nations of North America.
CULTURE
From fake deaths to choosing the school colors: Spooky clubs that founded UNC
UNC is home to many secret societies, and each has a unique legend. Just in time for Halloween, learn about the hooded ghouls and their rumored meeting spots on campus on behalf of the Wilson Library archives.
Here's how you can get in the Halloween spirit
It’s that time of year, and you’re surrounded by reminders of the Halloween season. But what if you want your chills and thrills to go a little deeper?
A first-year's guide to getting spooky in Chapel Hill
Halloween has come to Chapel Hill in all its glory. If you're looking for fun things to do, check out these events hosted by local businesses and the University.
'Spooky book' collection gives insight to a visual history of Halloween
Learn the origins of popular Halloween creatures through rare, spooky books in Wilson Library, hosted by Society for the Study of Incunabula, Manuscripts and Rare Books.
'So wrong that it’s right': Pauper Players' 'Rocky Horror' sells out in 24 hours
UNC Pauper Players' "Rocky Horror Picture Show" is on its way to become a Chapel Hill Halloween tradition as it enters its fourth year. But this year, it's making the LGBTQ+ community its center focus.
Diwali Night aims to create a celebratory environment for students of all backgrounds
"Diwali is the festival of light, so it's a celebration of how good overcomes evil. It's celebrated in a lot of different religions and in different places all over South Asia, and it's basically a celebration of joy, prosperity and knowledge."
Dana McMahan threads together fashion and creation at UNC
You may have seen the Coulture magazines on campus. Or perhaps you heard the creative chatter coming of the FashionMash classes in the Media and Journalism School. But maybe you don't know the woman driving this creative, entrepreneurial scene on campus.
Chapel Hill Public Library to discuss white women’s role in white supremacy
The Center for the Study of the American South will be hosting “White Women and the Politics of Racial Inequality” at the Chapel Hill Public Library to discuss white women's role in the development of white supremacy.
TOPO welcomes all to a Halloween movie night at the 'Boo-ery'
Top of the Hill Restaurant and Brewery will host a Halloween event, "A Night at the Booery," this Thursday starting at 8 p.m. Admission is free for anyone 18 and older.
West End Poetry Festival's star-studded lineup explores diversity in poetry
De-stress and unwind over Fall Break with four days of poetry focused on themes of identity at the West End Poetry Festival in Carrboro.
Musical Greek life at UNC finds their harmony in community service
Music fraternities at UNC share a common interest in helping the community through various types of services.
Stolen 10th century sculpture repatriated to India after years at the Ackland
The Ackland Art Museum has housed a 10th century stature from India that was stolen. But it's going back to its home country after guidelines have outlined how to deal with art extracted for sale.
Local artist brings together songwriters across the state for N.C. Pride Showcase
At the N.C. Pride Songwriter Showcase, local artist Ari Pappalardo aims to bring together new artists and encourage them to share their stories and their music. The event will take place on Oct. 18, at the 2nd Wind Cafe in Carrboro at 9:30 p.m.
Local artist connects trails and community with bridge art rail
The railing is comprised of 43 steel-cut silhouettes, attached to steel panels lining either side of the bridge.
Music is for everyone with Manifest Music Festival
Manifest III only features bands with members who identify as femme, transgender or non-binary.
UNC gets a look at student photography overseas with “I Be Person I No Be Number" exhibition
UNC's art department collaborated with the Nlele Institute to bring the work of Nigerian photography students to Chapel Hill.
