Rachel Jensen
Articles
Queer Book Club aims to appreciate representation in literature
The Queer Book Club is back, and despite midterms season rapidly approaching, the club's founders want to offer a unique way to squeeze in leisure reading.
UNC student works to write the plays that will tell the story of his generation
Junior Gage Tarlton's plays aim to capture the coming-of-age experience of today's youth with the authenticity only someone who has lived it can create.
Local schools celebrate the impact of arts on young students
If you did band, orchestra, studio art, chorus or even photography in grade school, you probably appreciated the creative break from calculus or Shakespeare. That's why Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools is working to keep the arts in public schools.
Bhangra Elite shows off Indian style of dance with a team that feels like family
UNC's Indian dance group is moving and shaking its way into the arts scene on campus. This year, they're looking to find new members, no matter what background they come from. Maybe that could be you?
From Post Malone to New Found Glory, these musicians are coming to the Triangle
With a wide variety of genres, ranging from pop punk to country, are coming to town this May. From Chapel Hill-grown band, FAULTS, to Post Malone, there is a show for everyone to enjoy and kick back after finals.
Grammy-nominated singer Tift Merritt discusses her return to UNC
UNC alum, Raleigh native Tift Merritt is on tour with her recent album "Stitch of the World," which she recorded in four days, and she is stopping to perform at her alma mater. Having started a band as a student, she says for those considering a music career to have courage and ask the hard questions.
Interact with light, color and sound at the North Carolina Museum of Art
The North Carolina Museum of Art opened an exhibition like no other on April 7.
Author discussion series brings history to Bull's Head
In her first book "Dispossessed Lives: Enslaved Women, Violence, and the Archive,” Marisa J. Fuentes uncovers the dark history of Barbados.
KTC's "The Importance of Being Earnest" will be "big, dramatic and goofy"
The Kenan Theatre Company will present Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" March 1-5 at the Joan H. Gillings Center for Dramatic Art. KTC hopes to keep the audience laughing but also hopes to allow people to reflect on how Wilde’s writing relates to their lives.
Hark the sound of ICCA quarterfinals with the Tar Heel Voices
The Tar Heel Voices, UNC’s oldest co-ed a cappella group, are preparing to compete at the quarterfinal level in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella on Saturday at the Carolina Theatre in Durham. This will be the group’s first appearance at the ICCAs in five years.
