Students

Eight National Pan-Hellenic Council fraternities and sororities are set to compete in the annual Homecoming NPHC Stroll Competition, a signature event for Niner Nation Week, in front of a sellout crowd in Popp Martin Student Union, Room 340. Four senior leaders discussed the team vibes ahead of the competition and what it means to them. […]

For many veterans, transitioning from active duty to civilian life is both a challenge and an opportunity. For more than 12 years, Juan Pizaro served in combat arms and special operations units in the U.S. military. Now a Master of Social Work student at UNC Charlotte, Pizarro is using everything he has learned about mental […]

Veterans Day means a little more to the 1,100-plus UNC Charlotte students who are part of the military community. One of these members is Kat Morris, a junior communications studies major who served four years as a U.S. Army medic. Morris comes from a military family; her father served for 24 years, finishing as a […]

Luci Flores is a proud Mexican American, first-generation college student from Wilmington, North Carolina. She is a double major in public health and Spanish. Overcoming personal challenges to attend college, she is driven by her mother’s dreams and her ambitions. With graduation around the corner, Flores reflects on her journey, where she found community and […]

Princela Flores, a junior in the Honors College, is majoring in communications with a focus on public relations. As a first-generation student and daughter of parents from El Salvador, she has built a strong support system on campus, immersing herself in clubs, honors societies and her sorority. She is dedicated to making her mother proud […]

Jen Amano has been named associate university ombuds, serving as a confidential, impartial resource to help undergraduate students work through challenging problems, conflicts and dilemmas in informal ways. She will listen to students’ concerns, help them explore various options for addressing their issues and empower them to develop the skills and confidence to voice their […]

James Citrin, a Wrightsville Beach native and former two-term finance director of Zeta Beta Tau, contributed to his fraternity’s win of the Brummer’s Cup, which is awarded to the top ZBT chapter in the nation. Citrin’s leadership turned around the fraternity’s $15,000 deficit, transforming the chapter into one of UNC Charlotte’s top fraternities. Taking on […]

Did you know Denise Balfour Simpson ‘s favorite food is a steak taco or that she is originally from Chicago? Get to know Charlotte’s associate vice chancellor for student affairs and dean of students through the five questions below, asked by Julian Garcia, a senior communications major and intern in the Office of University Communications. […]

Charlotte joins universities nationwide in celebrating National Transfer Student Week, Oct. 21-25. This weeklong observance recognizes and honors the achievements of transfer students, who represent a vital part of the campus community. As the UNC System’s leader in transfer enrollment, Charlotte welcomed more than 3,500 transfer students for the 2024-25 academic year. These students bring […]

The Levine Scholars Program is Charlotte’s premier merit and most competitive academic scholarship. The program invites the brightest, most capable students to Charlotte and gives them the tools, resources and support needed to explore the world around them, engage deeply in their communities and excel across academic disciplines. Twenty new Levine scholars are chosen each […]