For Students

March is Women’s History Month, a time spent appreciating the contributions of women across time. This month, I would like to highlight an ever-expanding sector of women: Women in sports. Women are breaking glass ceilings throughout the sports world as athletes, coaches, creatives,  staff, and directors. This community of women is mighty, expanding upon the legacies of those that came before to create space for those that come after. Here are the stories of just a few remarkable women in sports at Charlotte.

Aliya Ward 

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Did you know that 1 in 3 college students battles food insecurity?  can help during this year’s #NinerNationGives campaign!

Lavender Graduation is a ceremony held on college campuses nationwide to honor lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and allied students.

Alexa Schoubert is a senior, majoring in communications with a concentration in public relations and a minor in American studies. After seeing her sister graduate from UNC Charlotte in 2021, Schoubert decided to make her mark, earning awards, such as the Chancellor’s and Dean’s list; being a crucial part of the “Amplify” campaign; and joining clubs and student council to bring positive change to the University. Learn more about Schoubert, as well as her advice to new students. 

Why did you choose UNC Charlotte?

According to the Education Data Initiative, the average undergraduate spent between $628 and $1,471 for books and supplies last academic year.

While textbook prices have been gradually increasing over the past few decades, universities have started adopting textbook affordability initiatives to help students with rising costs. 

According to the Education Data Initiative, the average undergraduate spent between $628 and $1,471 for books and supplies last academic year.

While textbook prices have been gradually increasing over the past few decades, universities have started adopting textbook affordability initiatives to help students with rising costs. 

Maliah Graves, a senior marketing analytics major and biology minor, serves as president of the Black Student Union. She recently received the Who’s Who Among Students at UNC Charlotte recognition. Grave is also a legacy student as her grandfather, Leroy Waters, received a master’s degree in education from the University in 1981 and her sister, Adrianna Graves, received a bachelor’s degree in computer science in 2018. Learn more about her in this Q&A.Why did you choose UNC Charlotte?

Every day is a great day for some quality time with those you love. Whether you’re looking to spend time with your partner, your friends, or just yourself, here are 9 things to do on campus and in the Charlotte area that are sure to make for a great time. 

Have an indoor picnic

Worried about North Carolina weather? Look no further than an indoor picnic. Just grab a blanket, your favorite foods, and some decorations and you’ll have the cutest (and weather safe) date.

The Dean of Students Office is seeking nominations for the following awards: Bonnie Cone Leadership Award, Noble Niner Award, Chuck Lynch Award, Derrick Griffith Servant Leader Award and the Chancellor’s Citations for Leadership and Service.

These honors recognize students who have made significant contributions to UNC Charlotte during their undergraduate careers and are given annually to graduating seniors who have shown outstanding qualities of scholarship and leadership. 

Applications for bell ringers for 2023 Spring Commencement are being accepted by the Dean of Students Office. Faculty and staff should encourage graduating students to apply for this prestigious honor.

Bell ringer is a tradition that recognizes outstanding student leaders who have demonstrated exemplary 49er spirit. All applicants must have a minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA and be in good disciplinary standing. Applications, which require a resume and personal statement, are due by 11:45 p.m., Sunday, March 19.