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Through one of the most competitive fellowship programs in the world, UNC Charlotte Africana Studies scholar Oscar de la Torre has been named the Anthony E. Kaye Fellow at the National Humanities Center.

The Charlotte 49ers Athletics Department has partnered with UNC Charlotte’s School of Data Science (SDS)

A $2.5 million gift from Robert A. Niblock ’84 will establish the Niblock Scholars Program to directly support students in his alma mater’s Belk College of Business at UNC Charlotte.

With less than a week’s notice, 10 faculty and 45 students helped to vaccinate thousands through clinics held at Halton Arena.

Three Charlotte 49ers: all-time leading tackler Ben DeLuca, 2020 leading rusher Tre Harbison III and 2020 leader in tackles for loss Romeo McKnight signed deals as undrafted free agents with NFL teams, Saturday, following the completion of the 2021 NFL Draft. In addition, three-year starting center Jaelin Fisher earned an invitation to the Pittsburgh Steelers rookie minicamp.

April 30, 2021, the second anniversary of the tragic shooting on UNC Charlotte’s campus, honored those whose lives were lost, those who suffered physical injuries and those who were present in Kennedy 236.

Design decision announced two years after the April 30, 2019, campus tragedy

“The technology that makes our lives what we know it depends on the power grid — and our work has direct impact to grid contingencies like the recent electric power disaster in Texas, to help North Carolina avoid a similar situation.”

Gary Smith, a researcher at the University of New Mexico, will deliver the virtual presentation, “Discover Active Learning Methods that Transfer Research to Practice” at 11:30 a.m., Thursday, May 6. The Center for Teaching and Learning and its Active Learning Academy are sponsoring this event.

On Sunday, April 25, six UNC Charlotte dance students heard a sound that has been all too rare in the past 13 months: applause from a live audience at the North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) in Raleigh.

Hip hop architecture, a new native meadow, NCAA tournament slot and more...

Wil Loesel ’18 was featured in a Verizon ad celebrating individuals who used the network “to do amazing things and overcome challenging hardships” during the COVID-19 pandemic.