2005, the year YouTube was created, was also when the iconic duo got their start. Beginning with short comedy sketches, and eventually a series called “Every Blank Ever,” the channel immediately gained traction from new users.
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Set in the English countryside, the film focuses on the Bennet family, most notably their daughter Elizabeth, who falls in love with the brooding and upper-class Mr. Darcy.
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The artists inducted for 2025 included rap groups Outkast and Salt-N-Pepa, rock bands Bad Company and Soundgarden and singer/songwriter Cyndi Lauper, among others.
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After a night of high voltage energy and music, the winning band was announced. The College’s own Toilet Theory emerged victorious, becoming the opening band for CUB’s main concert coming soon.
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“songs” feels like a hug, in the simplest terms. Not only is Lenker’s guitar playing completely masterful, but it evokes such strong emotions that seem to melt away pain.
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For almost 70 years, the College has been home to the WTSR radio station which serves the larger Ewing Township community. Running 24 hours a day, seven days a week with a focus on local and alternative music, the station is a key figure in the College’s community.
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“DOPE” was split into three sections; Undeniably (the partial score), Unapologetically (the middle section), and Undisputedly (the finale, which culminated in members of the ensemble coming into the audience with their instruments).
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It was easy to see that Superdrag received a warm welcome from the crowd. The cheering after each song seemed to last extra long, and it just felt like everyone was on their toes waiting to see what song they would play next.
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This past weekend signaled one of the best times of the year for the College. On Sept. 20 and 21, the TV Studio in Kendall Hall became home to 10 local musical artists who came to showcase their talents.
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One of the founding bands of the Chapel Hill, N.C. scene, Superchunk and their label Merge Records started early by self-releasing their music and that of their friends. But as they gained more traction and a new drummer, Jon Wurster, they quickly became underground giants.
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