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UNC Charlotte receives Library Excellence in Access and Diversity Award

February 2, 2024
UNC Charlotte’s J. Murrey Atkins Library has received the 2024 Library Excellence in Access and Diversity Award from Insight Into Diversity magazine. The LEAD Award honors academic libraries’ programs and initiatives that encourage and support diversity, equity and inclusion across their campuses.

Data Driven

February 1, 2024
UNC Charlotte’s Urban Institute is empowering communities to push for inclusive change

Hope and Health

February 1, 2024
Levine Scholar Kayla Walker explains her mission to empower women through community-based health education

BATT CAVE: Electrifying Experts: Artur Wolek

February 1, 2024
Artur Wolek: Batt Cave's Remote Controller

Electrifying Innovation

February 1, 2024
UNC Charlotte's research center flies to the future of energy technology

BATT CAVE: Electrifying Experts: Amir Ghasemi

February 1, 2024
Amir Ghasemi: BATT CAVE’s Self-driving Director

BATT CAVE: Electrifying Experts: Tiefu Zhao

February 1, 2024
Tiefu Zhao: Batt Cave's Power Transformer

BATT CAVE: Electrifying Experts: Anthony Bombik

February 1, 2024
Anthony Bombik: Batt Cave's Battery Authority

BATT CAVE: Electrifying Experts: Lin Ma

February 1, 2024
Lin Ma: Batt Cave's Element Investigator

Recent Graduates advancing in their fields and communities

January 25, 2024
Ten outstanding alumni were recognized recently at the sixth annual 10 Under Ten Awards ceremony sponsored by the UNC Charlotte GOLD Alumni Network.

Noted neuroscience researcher Kelly Cartwright named Spangler Distinguished Professor of Early Literacy

January 24, 2024
Kelly Cartwright recently joined the Cato College of Education as the University’s first Spangler Distinguished Professor of Early Child Literacy.

Art students complete new mural for Fretwell Building

January 23, 2024
On the third floor of the Fretwell Building is a new mural — the latest project by students in the mixed-media studio taught by painting professor Maja Godlewska and printmaking professor Erik Waterkotte.