Chancellor Phil Dubois was the keynote speaker at an industry appreciation event in Union County, as reported by The Enquirer-Journal Sept. 6.
Andy Bobyarchick, associate professor of earth sciences, spoke to WFAE's Charlotte Talks about fracking in North Carolina on Sept. 3.
Chancellor Phil Dubois spoke to WFAE's Charlotte Talks on Sept. 1 and Sept. 4 as part of a series on the affordability of higher education.
On Aug. 30, the Charlotte Observer highlighted the construction of the LYNX Blue Line light rail extension, which will have two stops on UNC Charlotte's campus.
On Aug. 29, the Charlotte Business Journal reported on the $6 million revenue brought in by UNC Charlotte football in its first season.
Professors ​Chris Blanchette (Health & Human Services), Richard Buttimer (Belk College) and Mark Armstrong (Computing & Informatics) spoke to WFAE's Charlotte Talks about the Data Science and Business Analytics Initiative (Big Data) on Aug. 28.
TWC News 14 and WCNC covered the opening of the CMS and UNC Charlotte STEM-focused early college high school on campus, Charlotte Engineering Early College, on Aug. 25.
UNC Charlotte's EPIC (Energy Production and Infrastructure Center) has begun working on product development with clean energy startup CLT Joules, as featured by the Charlotte Observer Aug. 22.
UNC Charlotte and Salisbury City Council are partnering to bring more high-tech businesses to Salisbury, as reported by the Salisbury Post Aug. 21.
The Charlotte Business Journal named Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs Beth Hardin as CFO of the year in the "large nonprofit/government organization" category Aug. 19.
WSOC featured the Niner Choice program on Aug. 18, a partnership with Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department to ensure safe off-campus housing for students.
Anita Blanchard, associate professor of psychology and organization science, discussed healthy use of social media on WFAE's Charlotte Talks Aug. 14.
Fox Carolinas 46 reported on the economic impact on University City of more than 27,000 UNC Charlotte students returning to campus on Aug. 13.
Carlos Alexis Cruz, assistant professor of voice and movement, received the $25,000 McColl award to create a new work of art, as reported by the Charlotte Observer Aug. 10.
WCNC highlighted the University's emergency drill at Jerry Richardson Stadium on Aug. 7.