The student voice of UNC Asheville
UNC Asheville’s Cult Classic Club gives students the chance to experience the film industry’s unique and less well-known entries and meet other like-minded individuals with a passion for movies.
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Asheville Pride expects to grow in attendance and variety at this year’s festival in Pack Square.
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Several students on campus suffer from intense, somewhat bizarre phobias. These students have learned to balance their phobias with everyday life.
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The Blue Ridge Pride Center plans to expand their efforts past Asheville Pride to create a more inclusive community for those who identify as LGBTQ+.
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The second annual Asheville Coffee Expo is Saturday, Sept. 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This event provides the opportunity for vendors and the public to come together to drink, appreciate and learn about coffee.
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In her upcoming exhibition “Eros, Agape and Other Heart Conditions,” Shanna Glawson explores the concept of love and what it means to each one of us. The sculpture student is intent on presenting new ways to think about a phenomenon pondered on from the beginning of time.
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Lydia Loveless talks about her love of music and her hopes and dreams for her career.
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Jack Antonoff’s latest solo endeavour, Bleachers, released their second album in June. On Sept. 12, Antonoff and company brought the powerhouse show to The Orange Peel.
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The Qualla Boundary, better known as the Cherokee Indian Reservation, has been the home to tourism for more than a century. Part of this tourism is the ancient art of basketmaking, an art that is slowly dying out, but has recently made a resurgence.
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The Indigenous Film Festival will chronicle different experiences of indigenous groups around the world, sharing new perspectives with the student body and Asheville community to emphasize the importance of understanding diversity.
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