Ukraine musical connections give context to conflict
The music department’s Andrea Bohlman lists resources for those who want to learn more and connect to the region and culture during a time of war.
The music department’s Andrea Bohlman lists resources for those who want to learn more and connect to the region and culture during a time of war.
The Frey Visiting Professor, best known for designing Washington’s Vietnam Veterans Memorial, gave a photographic journey of her work, detailing her creative process and inspiration.
On a day devoted to arts across campus, two events allowed the Carolina community to share pandemic-related emotions and reflections.
The University Libraries’ collection of fantastically engineered pop-up books grew from a late professor’s fascination.
Carolina Performing Arts teamed up with two local educators to explore topics presented in the art environment into syllabi across the Triangle.
The pandemic has changed ways that some Jews and Christians practice their faith, says a Carolina religious studies expert.
On the 178th anniversary of the publication of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," UNC-Chapel HIll experts on British literature and acting explain the story's enduring appeal.
“Voices: A Walking Tour” is a site-specific, contemplative walking tour of the Carolina campus after dark to discover hidden voices in the landscape.
Tomorrow PlayMakers Repertory Company will perform Thornton Wilder’s “The Skin of Our Teeth,” its first live, in-person production in almost two years.
Clara Yang, music department associate professor and head of keyboard studies, elevates the voices of underrepresented Black and female composers on stage and in the classroom.