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UNC Charlotte’s Honors College has announced that a University record five students have been nominated this year for the Marshall and Rhodes scholarships.  Charlotte nominees are seniors Sonia Birla, Mia Huffman, Ellie McCutchen, Sylvia Sriniwass and Olivia Stockwell.  “Congratulations to these five outstanding Niners for their selection as Rhodes and Marshall scholarship nominees,” said Andrew […]

UNC Charlotte is celebrating International Education Week Nov. 18-22, and Charlotte dining is playing a major role. SoVi dining hall and Social 704 are serving international fare all week for lunch and dinner. These international dishes include Moroccan beef, gochujang chicken, beef birria, pad thai and more. Crafting this specialty menu was a team effort […]

On Friday, Nov. 1, the Center for Teaching and Learning celebrated its 25th year as UNC Charlotte’s primary resource for faculty development and educational innovation. With the theme “Celebrating the Past, Inspiring the Future,” CTL honored its history, accomplishments, founding faculty and staff, and referenced new educational technologies that will guide future work.  Among the […]

The Professional Grounds Management Society recognized UNC Charlotte with a merit award in the society’s 2024 Green Star Awards competition. The honor was given for the Niner waterfall in the small site category for exceptional grounds maintenance. Award winners were honored during the society’s 2024 awards celebration, held last month, in conjunction with the annual […]

Liz Morrell ’11 M.A., ’18 Ph.D. recently was named director of public policy research for the UNC Charlotte Urban Institute, a unit within the Division of Academic Affairs. In this role, Morrell will lead a program of applied public policy research and analysis for the Urban Institute with a primary focus on the local and […]

Enough people moved to the Charlotte metro from 2022 to 2023 to create a city roughly the size of Huntersville or Kannapolis, with 49,000-plus newcomers relocating to the area. This brisk pace of growth — combined with a shortage of available housing and high interest rates — means that the Charlotte area faces a daunting […]

UNC Charlotte’s Military and Veteran Services Office is celebrating Veterans Week through Friday, Nov. 15. Established in 1946 to accommodate educational needs in the wake of World War II, UNC Charlotte has been committed to serving the military community for 78 years. Today, 1,187 students are served by military and veterans services. To celebrate these […]

Trinisha Dean ’06, ’13, ’14 M.A., director of strategy and development for the Alliance for Children in Monroe, North Carolina, is among the recipients of First Bank’s Out of this World Educator Award. “We are thrilled to honor this year’s 10 exceptional educators who go above and beyond for their students and communities,” said Corey Dall, […]

UNC Charlotte’s Division of Research celebrated a record year by applauding the achievements of faculty, students and the staff whose substantial contribution supports the University’s growing research and innovation at its annual Research Reception Thursday, Oct. 31. “This day is all about you — to honor your accomplishments,” said John Daniels, vice chancellor for the […]

Christine Richardson, Ph.D., professor and chair of biological sciences, has been named the next director of the Center for Biomedical Engineering and Science. Her term began Nov. 1 and will run through June 30, 2028. With this new role, CBES is shifting to the Klein College of Science with the support of researchers from across campus including […]