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Instead of a fully-staged production, UNC Opera is singing on TikTok for this semester’s show.

Because of the pandemic, drive-in movie theaters have grown in popularity. Now, there’s one in Chapel Hill.

The popularity of online thrift and secondhand clothing stores has grown during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Modern day witches practice spells in their daily lives to manifest positivity.

Owners of two new small businesses in Chapel Hill, Summit Coffee Co. and Just Salad, explain their decision to open during the pandemic.

Paws4Ever, an animal shelter in Mebane, moved its annual adoption festival online because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Carolina Connection’s Maria Cade describes how she celebrated her 21st birthday during a global pandemic.

UNC Pauper Players’ annual Halloween performance of the Rocky Horror Picture Show will take place online this year.

Some students have begun playing Dungeons and Dragons to escape the real world, because it allows them to enter a magical new one.

PlayMakers Repertory Company, UNC’s professional theatre ensemble, is shifting its entire 2020-2021 season into a virtual format.