Music curriculum spans genres, includes applied learning
With IDEAs in Action courses, faculty give students immersive experiences, hands-on training and ways to make new connections.
With IDEAs in Action courses, faculty give students immersive experiences, hands-on training and ways to make new connections.
Shakespeare’s complicated main character keeps the 400-year-old classic rich for interpretation, say literary and theater experts.
You’ll have a better experience if you explore the questions raised by edgy performances, says Carolina Performing Arts Director Alison Friedman.
Graduate student Dailihana Alfonseca writes to heal and destigmatize the trauma Latina women face when assimilating into Western identities.
UNC Press staff recommend titles on Appalachian folklore, Tar Heel basketball, women’s rights in Iran, North Carolina art and the state’s food landscape.
A thriving public life is as important for communities as physical health, says Director of Carolina Public Humanities Lloyd Kramer.
Theodore Nollert, a Carolina doctoral candidate, has traveled to Granville Correctional Institution several times this year to teach American poetry and Shakespeare.
Opening today, “Drawn to Life” includes more than 70 pieces from the transformative gift of 130 Dutch and Flemish drawings from 17th and 18th centuries.
The Carolina Performing Arts director says live performance can instill joy, belonging and collective well-being.
These special scissors complete the finer points of costumes.