The student voice of UNC Asheville
As the semester winds down, UNC Asheville’s theater club, Alpha Psi Omega, prepares for an entirely student-run production of Agatha Christie’s acclaimed novel, “And Then There Were None.”
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Mildred Barya weaves stories like the storytellers of her youth and said that if you remove all those labels and borders or boundaries, then you notice that poetry is same as lyrics, same as song.
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After a recent study abroad trip to London, Paris and Berlin through the new media department, a group of UNC Asheville students created artwork inspired by the experience to display in an exhibition titled But First Some Rebellion. The exhibition ran from Oct. 23 to Nov. 14 on the second-floor lobby of Zeis Hall.
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Christian Ernteman released his first music project in October. The EP, Bronze Dawn, reflects him as a person and stories from his life.
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Former UNC Asheville professor and world-renowned engineer Bob Moog passed away over a decade ago, but his legacy is ever present on campus.
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Two Blue Banner writer travel to SCAD to screen John Boyega’s new film and hear him talk about diversity, race and his career.
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The Asheville community gathers in Pritchard Park every Friday night for the Drum Circle.
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By Tiffanie Boone Advertising Staff tboone1@unca.edu Her frail body goes cold on the floor of the Palm Court, her glazed-over
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Locals and experts discuss their experiences with Western North Carolina’s famous haunted locations, Helen’s Bridge and the Brown Mountain Lights.
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Experimental artist Mel Chin recently completed a three-day residency at UNC Asheville detailing the plans for his upcoming art installation for Times Square in 2018. Some students, particularly those in the art, new media, engineering and mechatronics departments, were eager to help.
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