Soccer’s popularity continues to skyrocket across the country, resulting in increased interest in heading the ball and the risks of concussions. A new study has provided some answers, but a UNC Charlotte College of Health and Human Services expert warns that questions still remain.
Art professors Heather Freeman and Jeff Murphy created the works in the exhibit “Fabled: Flederhund and Other Stories” on display in the Student Union Art Gallery through Friday, Aug. 7.
The College of Computing and Informatics (CCI) has received a five-year, $2 million dollar grant from the National Science Foundation to fund “The Connected Learner: Design Patterns for Transforming Computing and Informatics Education.” This project is a reorientation of undergraduate computing and informatics education to focus on student learning that connects to peers, the p
The UNC Charlotte Staff Community Garden, an initiative of the Advisory Committee to the Chancellor for Employee Health and Wellness, was relocated from behind the Facilities Management/PPS Building to the backyard of the Niner House, near the Robinson Hall for the Performing Arts.
During the past academic year, the Department of Music has had access to first-class standard and digital pianos through an association with the Rockley Family Foundation.
To perpetuate this program, these instruments, along with those provided other institutions, will be sold Friday through Sunday, Aug. 7-9, at the Robinson Hall for the Performing Arts.
A current production at Chicago's Steep Theatre Company, directed by Assistant Professor of Theatre Robin Witt, has received excellent reviews. “Brilliant Adventures,” by British playwright Alistair McDowall, opened July 9 and runs through Aug. 15. Time Out Chicago praised "Robin Witt’s crack staging," while Newcity Stage noted her "creative fearlessness."
Never underestimate the ability of a bizarre plant to bring thousands of visitors to campus. Odie, the Titan Arum, attracted a following during his recent blooming event.
Archaeologist Shimon Gibson describes the vision for the Mount Zion excavation site near Jerusalem in this video. The dig is a multi-year effort in the ancient city, and UNC Charlotte is the only American university licensed to carry out such excavations in Jerusalem.
Manufacturing Engineering magazine has named Lee College of Engineering alumnus Chris Tyler as one of its “30 under 30” industry professionals who has demonstrated “exceptional talent and leadership in science, technology, engineering or mathematics, which are the essential underpinnings of manufacturing.”
Jack Cathey, an associate professor and Master of Accountancy program director, and Mike McNamara, partner at GreerWalker, will be guests on the July 23 edition of “The Live Wire,” Inside UNC Charlotte’s streaming webcast that airs at 2 p.m.
This week’s “Live Wire,” takes viewers to Jerusalem, the location of UNC Charlotte’s archaeological dig at Mount Zion. James Tabor, professor of religious studies, will speak directly from Israel about the exciting work he and his team have been doing to uncover history in the Holy City. Other guests also will report from the dig, on the July 16 edition of “The Live Wire,” Inside UNC Charlotte’s...
The second class of participants in the University Business Manager Certification program recently graduated and were recognized for their accomplishments.
