Niles F. Sorensen, vice chancellor for the Division of University Advancement and president of the UNC Charlotte Foundation since 2006, will retire in December 2022.
The Belk College of Business and its Turner School of Accountancy have earned five-year accreditation renewals from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, the premier business accreditation organizati
A new song cycle about violins recovered from the Holocaust will be the centerpiece of Charlotte’s Holocaust Remembrance Day event, the Community Yom HaShoah Commemoration.
The Office of Adult Students and Evening Services and the Adult Student Ambassadors invite all undergraduate adult and nontraditional students to an End-of-Year Celebration from noon to 4 p.m., Thursday, April 28, in the quad between Fretwell and Storrs buildings.
Faculty support is the mission of the Center for Teaching and Learning, and for a trio of participants in the center’s Active Learning Academy, it has become a personal bonding experience.
This year’s Day of Remembrance will begin Friday, April 29, providing the UNC Charlotte community opportunities to gather and observe the three-year anniversary of the April 30, 2019, campus shooting that took the lives of Riley Howell and Reed Parlier and physically injured four other students.
Meet Kat Lawrence, a photographer in the Office of University Communications. Learn about her role and favorite areas of campus and her advice for students.
Describe your job and what you do at UNC Charlotte.
For the first time in three years, Charlotte City Walks return with a full lineup of free, in-person, community-led tours to introduce Charlotteans to new sides of their city. City Walks, organized by the UNC Charlotte Urban Institute, were canceled in 2020 and were virtual-only in 2021 because of COVID.
The Washington, D.C., company IN Series will present an opera composed by UNC Charlotte Professor of Voice Brian Arreola at the Kennedy Center Saturday, April 9.
