The Hanes Visiting Artist Lecture Committee has retuned with New York-based polymedia artist Eto Otitigbe to speak about how he shows the intersections between race, art and science in his various creative projects.
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Beverly Cleary, a longtime children's book author, passed away at the age of 104, but the nostalgia of her books lives on forever for Maggie Dunn.
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“The fact that you can’t see the person on the other side of the line means that they come to life even more, because you get to create an image of them. It’s like theater of the mind,” Silverstone said.
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Beverly Scarlett recently released “The Harris Family of Orange County, North Carolina,” which chronicles the history of a Black Indigenous North Carolina family as they continue to triumph through centuries of oppression.
Read More »Triangle Restaurant Week will be different this year because of the pandemic, but guests can still expect delicious food and drink.
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UNC alum Tracy Deonn’s most recent young adult fantasy novel “Legendborn” tells the story of 16-year-old Bree Matthews as she discovers a magical world of Arthurian legends and secret societies on UNC Chapel Hill's campus.
Read More »With many Americans turning to meatless or otherwise plant-based diets, Thanksgiving may look different today than in decades past. Past and present UNC students shared their experiences with non-traditional Thanksgiving menus.
Read More »After Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz encouraged professors to cancel Oct. 9 classes in favor of World Mental Health Day, a flurry of opinions arose surrounding the matter. Some students will have the opportunity to relax or take day trips, while others will still be in Zoom lectures and continuing the week as per usual. Students have started making self-care plans for Friday.
Read More »An annual occurrence, Sculpture in the Garden has been open each fall since 1988, said the botanical garden’s Communications and Exhibits Coordinator Emily Oglesby. This year's exhibit opened on Sept. 13 and will run until Dec. 6.
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What began as a fun experiment would morph into a full-fledged passion project to build the entire campus as part of the Build the Earth project, an effort to build the world on a 1:1 scale.
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