Chancellor

In her introduction to local media, Chancellor Gaber outlined top priorities and the University’s return-to-campus plan.

Gaber immersed herself in the Niner Nation community, engaging with students, faculty, staff and administrators.

New chancellor gets right to work on first day

Chancellor Philip L. Dubois retires after a career that exhibits exemplary higher education leadership.

A message from Chancellor Philip L. Dubois regarding the external review of April 30, 2019, campus shootings.

Mecklenburg County Commissioners presented Chancellor Philip L. Dubois with the Order of the Hornet, the county’s highest award, in recognition of his extraordinary contributions to the community.

Chancellor Dubois shares a statement in response to the tragic death of George Floyd: “I want to acknowledge the pain, trauma, and frustration that many of our students, faculty, and staff are feeling.”

Dear UNC Charlotte Community, As we announced on May 4, the University has made the decision to delay the start of the fall semester. Over the past several weeks, we have engaged in conversations with faculty, students, the UNC System office and local public health officials to finalize our academic schedule. While there are many views on the optimal plan for the fall semester, one thing remains consistent: the health and wellbeing of our students, faculty and staff is our top priority.

Dear UNC Charlotte Class of 2020 and Families,We hope you enjoyed the special commencement messages, commemorative program and video created to recognize and celebrate your UNC Charlotte accomplishments.

The one-year anniversary of the shooting that took place on UNC Charlotte’s campus began with an early morning presentation of memorial wreaths placed at the threshold of the Kennedy Building.