The New York Times Book Review has included “All God’s Children,” by English Associate Professor Aaron Gwyn, on its list of The Best Books to Give This Year.
COVID-19 testing will be offered Thursday, Dec. 17, Friday, Dec. 18, and Monday, Dec. 21, to UNC Charlotte employees and students ahead of the winter break.
Charlotte 49ers redshirt senior defensive end Tyriq Harris is one of nine semifinalists for the Wuerffel Trophy, college football's premier award for community service. This honor is presented annually to the Football Bowl Subdivision player who best combines exemplary community service with athletic and academic achievement.
Two members of the Digital Media team from UNC Charlotte’s Office of University Communications have been nominated for a regional Emmy Award for videos profiling undergraduate and graduate students.
The Jamil Niner Student Pantry is fully stocked for the first time, thanks to the generosity displayed by Niner Nation during this year’s #GivingTuesday campaign.
According to the National Safety Council (NSC), about 1 in 5 vehicles in North Carolina have open safety recalls. Manufacturers fix these defects for free, but many car owners are not aware they may have a recall, potentially risking their safety and additional damage to their vehicle.
David Bellar, chair of the UNC Charlotte Department of Kinesiology, has been elected to a three-year term on the Board of Directors for the American Kinesiology Association (AKA).
The University Career Center (UCC) was recognized recently for its endeavor to ensure UNC Charlotte graduates are equipped with the top career competencies employers seek, regardless of profession.
Boots is a 12-week old Pembroke Welsh Corgi whose front legs were not properly developed at birth. The College of Engineering’s Freshman Learning Community is designing and building a mobility cart for Boots not only to help out the puppy but to develop their engineering skills.
Put your "green" thinking caps on for the University's Inaugural Sustainability Summit on Dec. 5. The virtual event will include workshops, break-out rooms and discussions led by local experts on a variety of sustainability issues.
