UNC Charlotte’s Women + Girls Research Alliance, a unit of urbanCORE, will hold the community event “Taking Space without Apology: A Women and Girls Leadership Café” from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 25, at the Barnhardt Student Activity Center Salons.
The University’s Career Center will hold its Fall Career and Internship Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Friday, Sept. 23, in the Barnhardt Student Activity Center.
As a recipient of a DeJoy-Woś Family Foundation Scholarship, Elizabeth Smith spent her summer in Washington, D.C., taking classes and interning at the American Legion, as part of the Fund for American Studies.
Bruce Blackmon, UNC Charlotte’s director of financial aid, answers questions about what you need to know now about the loan forgiveness plan and shares advice for students on managing their debt while in college.
Enrolling in college as a nontraditional student can be overwhelming. Aside from the normal worries students face, like meeting new people and navigating financial aid, we nontraditional students juggle other parts of adult life, such as a mortgage, childcare or a full-time job. When we begin classes, it’s easy to feel out of place and alone.
Charlotte faculty members who are interested in sharing their research with a broader audience should apply to be a 2023 seminar leader with the Charlotte Teachers Institute.
Retired Charlotte 49ers men's tennis coach Jim Boykin was inducted into the North Carolina Tennis Hall of Fame. Boykin, who came to the Queen City in 1993, amassed 200 career victories, before stepping away from the program following the 2010 dual match season.
Meet Tatiyana Larson, a senior at UNC Charlotte majoring in political science and minoring in criminal justice, student body president and “Love Island” enthusiast. Did we also mention she’s a legacy student? Her mom received her undergraduate and graduate degrees in history. Get to know Larson in this Q&A, which includes some good advice for students starting the semester.
Jack Scheff, a noted expert on climate change and assistant professor of geography and earth sciences, answered a few questions about the changes we’re seeing in our environment and what the future holds.
