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Community Performance | Candlelight: A Tribute to Taylor Swift Oct 8, 2024

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Community Performance | Candlelight: A Tribute to Coldplay Oct 8, 2024

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School of Filmmaking Symposium Oct 11-11, 2024

UNCSA Fall Chamber Music Festival

UNCSA Fall Chamber Music Festival Oct 12-19, 2024

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Double Bassists Rachel Calin and Kurt Muroki in Recital Oct 18, 2024

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School of Filmmaking Legacy Celebration Screening Oct 19, 2024

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October Pickle Pantry needs

Help fight food insecurity on our campus by donating needed items to the Pickle Pantry! Several items are currently needed.
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Domestic Violence Awareness Month

At UNCSA, we're committed to standing together to support survivors and foster a community of respect and safety. Throughout the month, the Safe Team will be hosting a variety of events and activities to raise awareness, provide resources, and spark important conversations.
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"Fall" for October Student Organization Events

Welcome to October, a month filled with lots of event celebrating community, service, and culture by several student organizations! As we embrace the changing season, the campus is invited to join us in honoring the rich tapestry of traditions and experiences that make our campus so unique.
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A perk for current students, faculty and staff
Stevens Center Box Office

Students can see friends' performances for free by requesting a comp ticket to UNCSA shows. Cast and crew also may get two tickets to any single performance or run of a production. Staff and faculty can get two tickets to any UNCSA student production too.  

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Recent news and updates from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.
UNCSA to donate performance proceeds to Hurricane Helene relief in western North Carolina
UNCSA to donate performance proceeds to Hurricane Helene relief in western North Carolina

UNCSA has announced that it will donate 100% of proceeds from ticket sales for performances from Sept. 26 through Oct. 31 to the Piedmont Triad Chapter of the American Red Cross in support of relief efforts following the effects of Hurricane Helene on western North Carolina.
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Hellraiser and innovator: Bob Keen on sneaking into the film industry and inspiring the next generation

At 15, Bob Keen snuck onto a film lot, setting the stage for a 40-year career in visual effects. Now, this "Hellraiser" veteran teaches UNCSA students to blend innovative storytelling with boundary-pushing tech, preparing them for the industry's future.
UNCSA to host screening of 'Desperately Seeking Susan' and conversation with Director Susan Seidelman on Sept. 27
UNCSA to host screening of 'Desperately Seeking Susan' and conversation with Director Susan Seidelman on Sept. 27

The UNCSA School of Filmmaking will continue its Symposium guest artist series with an evening featuring film director, producer and writer Susan Seidelman. The free event, which is open to the public, includes a screening of Seidelman's cult classic "Desperately Seeking Susan," followed by a conversation about her new memoir moderated by Filmmaking faculty member Michael Miller.
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