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Before an audience of fifteen people, Company Carolina performed its first in-person show in more than a year.

While some women at UNC are sticking with a white graduation dress, others are breaking away from tradition.

North Carolina’s drag queens thrive on pageantry, professionalism and inclusivity as they entertain audiences even during the pandemic.

Drama professor Jacqueline E. Lawton discusses her new play, Edges of Time, her inspiration, and what it’s like to stage a show during the pandemic.

After more than a year without performing, UNC’s Athletic Bands are together again and preparing to make a comeback later in the spring.

It’s been an unusual semester for UNC’s resident advisers – partly because they don’t have many residents to advise.

The death of a loved one is difficult to deal with, but it’s even harder because of the pandemic.