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"It’s really about reading the room. If the music is loud and intense, it’s probably okay and welcomed to match the vibe. But during an emotional ...
Read More »"It’s really about reading the room. If the music is loud and intense, it’s probably okay and welcomed to match the vibe. But during an emotional ...
Read More »As midterms approach, playing board games can help students and community members to de-stress and build community.
Read More »The market, which takes place weekly on Sundays, supports Black farmers and chefs in the area. The organization also sponsors events such as their farm-to-table ...
Read More »Founded in 2018, Sick Chick Flicks Film Festival uplifts female filmmakers who work within the horror, science fiction and fantasy genres.
Read More »The Studio Art Majors Alliance's first group show of the year is on display at the SAMple Gallery in Hanes Art Center until Oct. 15. The exhibit explores ...
Read More »“It's like a music album," Fabrizio Bianchi, one of the creators of the "De Colores" exhibit at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro, said. "And each song is ...
Read More »"From postnatal depression to abusive relationships, this season of “Sex Education” is not afraid to talk about the heavy stuff. What started as a ...
Read More »Formed at UNC in the early 2010s, Mipso sold out Cat's Cradle in 2012 and 2023. Their new album, "Book of Fools," is a new direction for the quartet, ...
Read More »Students in the Costume Production Master of Fine Arts teach undergraduates and oversee every stitch and button of costumes for PlayMakers' productions. ...
Read More »Bill Leuchtenburg celebrated his 101st birthday last Thursday. As a celebrated historian and UNC professor emeritus, he has rubbed elbows with former ...
Read More »This year's festival featured local acts from a variety of genres like rock, Americana, ska, hip hop and jazz.
Read More »Sarah McNamara, author of "Ybor City: Crucible of the Latina South," and Cecilia Márquez, author of "Making the Latino South: A History of Racial Formation," ...
Read More »Zines, self-published DIY booklets, are creative ways to feature personal social and political expressions through various forms of art and the written ...
Read More »UNC's Edible Campus provides free crops for foraging and community events on campus.
Read More »Student theater group Company Carolina put on "Lord of the Flies" this weekend in the Forest Theatre.
Read More »The Chelsea Theater has been a part of the Chapel Hill film community for 33 years, and a team of volunteers is helping it continue into the future for ...
Read More »This weekend, the Carrboro Music Festival will take over venues across the town with local artist performances from every genre.
Read More »UNC junior Victoria Wlosok released her debut novel, young adult sapphic thriller "How to Find a Missing Girl." The book follows Iris Blackthorn, a 17-year-old ...
Read More »Generations of family members work to preserve historic family homes and community spaces in Chapel Hill and Carrboro.
Read More »Assistant Lifestyle Editor Emi Maerz asked students and community members the question, “What makes the place you live feel like home?”
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