By: Alexandria Vasquez

My Best Friend Is You,” the second album from English singer Kate Nash, was released in the United Kingdom last week. Nash rose to fame in 2007 with the release of her single “Caroline’s A Victim” and the subsequent release of her ...

By: Joanna Langston

All formality was lost Tuesday night in the University Center Ballrooms, as the comedic calibrations of Loni Love graced the stage. Love’s rambunctious, bawdy style was warmly received by UNC students and community members, who gathered en masse to ...

By: Tod Didier

Traditional performances from Spain to Japan provided the UNC community an opportunity to glimpse a variety of customs from around the world Tuesday, as the University Program Council hosted “My Culture is Beautiful” — a celebration of m...

By: Jacqueline Lomax

As an end of the semester bang, UNC students shared their talents Monday night at the University Fireside Lounge, for the last Open Mic Monday of the semester.  ...

By: Alexandria Vasquez

To kick off the first annual Multicultural Greek Week, the members of Sigma Lambda Beta held a screening of the movie “Voces Inocentes” on Tuesday in the auditorium of Gunter Hall.  ...

By: Alexandria Vasquez

Laura Marling broke onto the music scene two years ago at the tender age of 18 with her debut album “Alas I Cannot Swim.” Even then, what critics seemed to focus on most was her unusually mature voice and lilting melodies. Her doe-eyed, waifis...

By: Isaac Kreider

Poetry can be seen as a reminiscence, a rebellion or an inner quarrel with oneself. It can take any form the poet desires. In celebration of National Poetry Month, the Literati, UNC’s graduate student English club, hosted its second annual Bridges o...

By: Staff Report

The men of Nu Alpha Kappa fraternity will bring to concert Rebel Diaz, a political hip-hop group featuring underground rapper Hasan Salaam. Rebel Diaz had their first public appearance during an immigration rights march in 2006 in New York City. It was at...

By: Isaac Kreider

To kick off Cesar Chavez Week, members of the Denver-based Latin performance group El Centro Su Teatro performed a classic “carpa” Mexican play titled, “Papi, Me, and Cesar Chavez” Monday night in Lindou Auditorium.  ...

By: Staff Report

Bringing UNC’s campus together through cultural presentations, food and dance is a recurring act of gratitude from members of the Summit Organizing Committee. The third annual Taste of the World will be hosted by SOC in order for students and facult...

By: Alexandria Vasquez

After a relaxing week away from classes and midterms, the dreary first day back from spring break was brightened up a little with the help of Open Mic Monday, hosted by the University Program Council.  ...

By: Benjamin Welch

Xiangyu Zhao, a freshman music major, pianist and aspiring composer, performed a piano recital Thursday in Milne Auditorium to an audience of students, friends and faculty. The performance marked not only his debut as a student at UNC, but also in the Uni...

By: Amber Baillie

Tissa Hami has blown up the comedy scene with her explosive talent, sharp wit and enlightening perspective on her heritage, religion and personal experiences....

By: Isaac Kreider

A magical story that has been recreated numerous times has once again been revamped into the next great 3-D creation to follow “Avatar.” The wild imagery of legendary director Tim Burton has fashioned the classic tale of “Alice in Wonder...

By: Fiza Johari

At the kick-off event for SAFE Week, the UNC community gathered Monday in Lindou Auditorium in Michener Library to watch filmmaker Nancy Schwartzman’s personal film about a difficult subject....

By: Isaac Kreider

A wide range of deep-rooted and more modern selections from a tri-group collaboration of student vocalists created a funky mood for jazz lovers Tuesday evening at the Union Colony Civic Center....

By: Alexandria Vasquez

The dynamic works of Denver artist Delton Demarest have breathed new life into the Mariani Gallery in Guggenheim Hall. An opening reception took place last week to welcome Demarest’s exhibition titled “Render Me Stupid.”...

By: Alexandria Vasquez

Tissa Hami, one of the world’s few Muslim stand-up comics, gave UNC a taste of her precocious sense of humor last night in the University Center Ballrooms. With nothing but an empty stage and a podium, Hami gave new perspective on being an Iranian-A...

By: Jessica Gates

From the classic jazz sounds of Count Basie to the modern beats of Bob Brookmeyer, every jazz enthusiast’s taste was sure to be satiated at UNC’s Spring 2010 Lab Bands Concert Wednesday night at the Union Colony Civic Center....

By: Alexandria Vasquez

It would appear that no matter what the night brings, Open Mic Night seems to have a great audience willing to embrace all those who choose to perform. Whether it was a return-performer or someone brand new to the scene, the audience welcomed everyone wit...