'It can really work wonders': Dogs on campus provide students support, piece of home
By Delphine Liu | April 25Animals on campus can provide emotional support and care for students and community members, especially during exams.
Animals on campus can provide emotional support and care for students and community members, especially during exams.
On Sunday, UNC's Qué Rico hosted La Compentencia, a three-round dance competition for Latin dance groups across North Carolina, attended by Duke's Sabrosura and UNC-Greensboro's Ritmo Latino.
Florafitti, started in 2013, is a community-based projects that plants seeds in the shapes of words. This year, words correlate to poetry under the theme of environmental justice.
"Agatha Christie may have written the murder mystery, but PlayMakers Repertory Company brought it humor."
Walking into Sis2Sis' "Hairitage" workshop on Feb. 7, sophomore Destiny Okonkwo said she was nervous, but was immediately put at ease by inviting people and an interactive space that gave her a rare opportunity to talk about her natural hair. The workshop was one of the club’s two projects ...
The cast of "The Seagull" experienced emotionally charged moments while discussing the script that inspired them to reframe the ending of the narrative of Anton Chekov's play as a cautionary tale and not an inevitable truth for their interpretation, running from Feb. 22-26.
UNC's Chinese 441: Chinese-English Translation and Interpreting class and the Durham Academy Chinese Program collaborated with the museum on Saturday. Activities included dragon-making crafts, bilingual story times, zodiac coloring stations and a dumpling wrapping with playdough.
Arcana Durham, a basement bar in the center of Durham's downtown is alternative, witchy and LGBTQ+ affirming. In addition, the bar fills a unique niche in Durham: it hosts weekly tarot readings from a "family" of readers.
"Age of Deer," a recently released book exploring the centuries-old relationship between humans and deer, was discussed at a book panel at Flyleaf Books on Tuesday.
Sam Beam, a successful indie-folk musician and multimedia artist, brought his visual work to Peel Gallery in Carrboro through the exhibit "Recent Visual Works." Beam created much of the collection in hotels and dressing rooms while on tour.