General News
UNC Charlotte, IKEA Charlotte partner to help job-seeking students
UNC Charlotte and IKEA Charlotte have joined forces to provide college students with a dedicated clothing closet to better prepare them for job interviews.
Day of Convocation to feature college activities to welcome new students
Monday, Aug. 19, is Day of Convocation, an annual occasion to welcome new students to UNC Charlotte.
House speaker visits campus
North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore (R-Cleveland) visited UNC Charlotte on Friday, Aug. 2, where he highlighted the $45 million in the legislative-passed budget for the renovations of the Burson and Cameron buildings.
Alumna’s nursing scholarship to benefit ‘underdog’ students
UNC Charlotte alumna Teresa Lane ’82 has established the Teresa Parham Lane Endowed Nursing Scholarship to assist undergraduate students who are pursuing a nursing degree.
Doctoral student forms bonds through chemistry, dance
Margaret Kocherga’s Instagram comes alive through the vivid photos and videos she posts, illustrating her life as a student in the Nanoscale Science Ph.D. Program at UNC Charlotte.
UNC Charlotte Chancellor Philip L. Dubois Announces Retirement
He will retire effective June 30, 2020.
Colleen Penhall to lead UNC Charlotte communications
Penhall brings more than 20 years of experience managing corporate reputation, brand and social responsibility.
UNC Charlotte’s Camps on Campus cultivates young minds through summer enrichment
As a child, Renee Welsh-Noel ’16 was interested in dance. So one of the camps she enrolled in through UNC Charlotte’s Camps on Campus summer program was “Global Beat.”Welsh-Noel learned styles from around the world: an Irish dance, salsa and a traditional Japanese folk dance. “I remember we learned a hula dance one year, and I still remember it to this day,” said Welsh-Noel, who earned a degree in dance performance.
Alumna’s love of language taking her to Spain
Misty Morin ’18 eventually plans to earn a doctorate, but first, the next destination in her journey is Spain, where she will share her love of language through a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship.
Fulbright to give alumnus opportunity to grow community
Harry Gilliard ’11 accompanied American University students to Havana, Cuba, in March, to study the intersections of culture, religion, history and economics. In 2020, he is heading to Brazil through a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship.