News and Features

Lt. Gen. Michael Nagata, former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, will present “Is America Winning?” at 3 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 26, as part of the spring 2020 International Speaker Series.

Dear UNC Charlotte Community, In November, we asked you to complete a short survey to help us understand the effectiveness of our communications and related efforts surrounding our recovery from April 30. 

Members of the faculty and students, alumni and other participating artists share their thoughts about the opportunity to convey the healing power of art through UNITED: A Remembrance Concert.

Ashley Peterson '14 graduated from UNC Charlotte when she was just 19 years old; she's now an osteopathic physician and family medicine resident physician at Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta.

Coach Healy's dancing, book sale and Black History Month...

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper launched his NC Job Ready Employer Roundtable series at UNC Charlotte on Thursday, February 13, bringing business and education leaders together to discuss workforce development in the Charlotte region and state.

Early voting on campus, “Chancellor’s cart tour” with new City Council members and a budget update.

This February, couples who met at UNC Charlotte and other members of the campus community are sharing what they love about each other and the University. Share your story on social media using  #iLOVEUNCC.

UNC Charlotte has launched the Writing, Rhetoric and Digital Studies Department, the first academic department of its kind in the Carolinas. The new department brings together curriculum and resources that prepare students to be analytical readers of digital and print texts, critical thinkers about information sources and engaged citizens capable of communicating effectively to diverse au

Tori Brasher ’13 M.Ed. loves UNC Charlotte because it gave her a chance to give back.

The J. Murrey Atkins Library is holding a book sale Friday and Saturday, Feb. 28-29, in the Halton Reading Room.More than 5,000 duplicated and selected items will be on sale, including academic monographs, paperbacks, children’s literature, LPs, DVDs and more.

Gregory Weeks, associate dean, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, will deliver the fifth talk in the Great Decisions Lecture Series at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 19, at UNC Charlotte Center City.