Stay alert: Summer campus construction update, partial road closure, help shape Family Weekend and more
Renovations, repairs and renewal: Summer construction at Charlotte
Summer is here and construction is underway across campus. From the Jerry Richardson Stadium expansion to a new dedicated meditation center, explore the ongoing and planned projects.
what you need to know: faculty and staff
- Academic Affairs Weekly News Digest: Learn how you can help shape Family Weekend this fall by submitting an event or activity idea, along with other important updates in this week’s news digest.
- First in flight: On the heels of UNC Charlotte’s Aviation and Innovation Research Institute and the Charlotte Douglas International Airport partnership announcement, University and CLT representatives served as keynote speakers at the Transportation Research Board Symposium on Aviation Innovation and Research.
- Partial Road Closure: Cameron Boulevard will be closed from the John Kirk Drive intersection to the entrance of Lot 6A for installation of a crosswalk speed table from around 6 a.m. to noon, Tuesday, June 23, and Wednesday, June 24, weather permitting.
- Eduroam update: The campus eduroam wireless certificate will be updated at 10 p.m., Wednesday, June 24. When connecting after the update, you may be prompted to accept the new certificate. If you experience any issues reconnecting, please “forget the network” on your device and log in again. See this article for more information.
- Atkins Library closure: Atkins Library will be closed from Thursday, June 25, to Sunday, June 28, and Thursday, July 2, for construction-related work.
- Ice Cream Bash: Join us on Wednesday, July 1, as we kick off the celebration of America’s 250th anniversary with a Semiquincentennial Ice Cream Bash! Drop by the Barnhardt Student Activity Center Food Court anytime between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. to enjoy ice cream, connect with colleagues and friends, and help us celebrate this historic occasion.
- OneIT maintenance: Read about the extended maintenance work OneIT will complete Thursday, June 25, through Sunday, June 28.
- Congratulations graduate Niners: Check out the 2026-27 UNC Charlotte Graduate School Fellowship recipients.
- Softdocs migration update: OneIT is implementing a phased migration schedule from Perceptive Content to Softdocs starting in September. No action is required now.
what you need to know: students
- Partial Road Closure: Cameron Boulevard will be closed from the John Kirk Drive intersection to the entrance of Lot 6A for installation of a crosswalk speed table from around 6 a.m. to noon, Tuesday, June 23, and Wednesday, June 24, weather permitting.
- First in flight: On the heels of UNC Charlotte’s Aviation and Innovation Research Institute and the Charlotte Douglas International Airport partnership announcement, University and CLT representatives served as keynote speakers at the Transportation Research Board Symposium on Aviation Innovation and Research.
- Eduroam update: The campus eduroam wireless certificate will be updated at 10 p.m., Wednesday, June 24. When connecting after the update, you may be prompted to accept the new certificate. If you experience any issues reconnecting, please “forget the network” on your device and log in again. See this article for more information.
- Atkins Library closure: Atkins Library will be closed from Thursday, June 25, to Sunday, June 28, and Thursday, July 2, for construction-related work.
- Congratulations graduate Niners: Check out the 2026-27 UNC Charlotte Graduate School Fellowship recipients.
- Ice Cream Bash: Join us on Wednesday, July 1, as we kick off the celebration of America’s 250th anniversary with a Semiquincentennial Ice Cream Bash! Drop by the Barnhardt Student Activity Center Food Court anytime between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. to enjoy ice cream, connect with colleagues and friends, and help us celebrate this historic occasion.
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Through weekly sessions and math-based games, two Charlotte faculty are putting local elementary students on a path to future success, proving it takes only one hour a week to transform a young student’s academic performance and give back to the community.
professional development: faculty and staff
- Summertime tips: School is out but for many families, summer brings the challenges of balancing work schedules with providing safe, fun activities for children. Register for the “School’s Out: Getting Everyone Through the Summer” webinar at noon, Wednesday, June 24, for practical suggestions.
- 49er Mart users: Attend the 49er Mart virtual forum from 2 to 4 p.m., Thursday, June 25. Registration is encouraged through the Learning and Development Portal, and additional information can be found on the 49er Mart message board.
- Concur users: Attend the Concur User Group virtual forum from 10 to 11:30 a.m., Thursday, June 25. Registration is encouraged on the Learning and Development Portal.
- Discover enjoyment with movement: Register for the upcoming OSHR Statewide Wellness Lunch and Learn Event, “Physical Activity: Discovering Enjoyment with Movement,” at 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, July 14.
- Attention prospective retirees: The 2026 “Understanding Your Medical Plan Options When You Become Medicare-Eligible” series is available online. The two-hour webinar is designed for employees 65 or older and will explain information regarding Medicare and retirement health benefit options.
to-do list: faculty and staff
- Nominate a staff member: Nominations for the Erskine B. Bowles Staff Service Award are open through Friday, July 31. This award recognizes staff whose accomplishments are consistent with the goals and public service mission of the University.
- Stay informed: Review ongoing disruptions, delays and detours on campus.
to-do list: students
- Submit Family Weekend ideas: Have a great idea for an event, activity or experience for Family Weekend? Submit a proposal by Wednesday, July 24, for it to be considered in the official schedule. For more details about the weekend, visit the Fall Family Weekend website.
- Stay informed: Review ongoing disruptions, delays and detours on campus.