PlayMakers Repertory Company's "Dot" is a Christmas play experience to remember.
There are plenty of ways to keep warm and stay stylish when winter is coming. Staff writer Beni Mathieu asked students, “What is your go-to winter accessory?”
The Art of Giving exhibit showcases art from 22 artists from the Hillsborough Gallery of Art that can be gifted to spread the holiday cheer. The exhibit has been open since Nov. 13 and will continue until Dec. 31.
Priscilla Layne, an assistant professor of German at UNC, will be speaking on Wednesday, Nov. 8 at Film at UNC’s Triangle Salon series in her lecture “All That Glitters Isn’t Gold: Auma Obama's Nightmare of Postunification Germany." The lecture has moved from Greenlaw 502 to Mitchell Hall 005 at 5 p.m.
The New York Times journalist John Eligon interviewed Trevor Noah, comedian, writer and host of “The Daily Show,” on Oct. 15, filmed live at Northwestern University.
In his new novel “The Last Ballad,” Wiley Cash talks about poverty, misogyny and race through the unsung heroine Ella May Wiggins of the Loray Mill strike. Cash is a New York Times bestselling author for his novel “A Land More Kind Than Home.”
She might be "Five Foot Two," but her fierceness makes up for her size. "Gaga: Five Foot Two" is a documentary following Lady Gaga’s challenges during the production of her US number one hit album "Joanne" in 2016 to her Super Bowl performance in 2017.
Fall Out Boy’s new single “The Last Of The Real Ones” was released on YouTube on Sept. 13. It already has over 2 million views.
The People of Color Take Over the Quad event on Friday was a cause for celebration.
Almost half of Student Congress’ seats are empty — 17 out of about 40 seats have yet to be filled in various districts of campus.
Trevor Noah's conversation with The New York Times journalist John Eligon was livestreamed in the Student Union.
Author Wiley Cash spoke at Flyleaf Books about his new novel, "The Last Ballad."
