UNC Greensboro Professor’s New Book On Japan’s Nuclear Power
In UNCG Associate Professor Etsuko Kinefuchi’s new book, Competing Discourses on Japan’s Nuclear Power: Pronuclear versus Antinuclear Activism (Routledge Studies
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Arts
Wynton Marsalis Invites UNC Greensboro Students To Compete In Jazz Competition
UNC Greensboro’s Miles Davis Jazz Studies Program has been selected as one of “ten of the most well-regarded university jazz
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Pandemic Forces UNC Greensboro MFA Candidate To Move Dance Production To Film
Minutes into Billy Hawkains III’s film “By Fire,” and the pulsating rhythmic beat from the bongo and conga and the
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NC Central University Art Museum Features 3D and Sculpted Works
The North Carolina Central University (NCCU) Art Museum currently features 3D and sculpted art works for its exhibit running through Jan. 7,
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Western Carolina University Teams Up With Republic of Georgia
Looking for study abroad opportunities in the midst of the pandemic, Brian Railsback, a professor of English at Western Carolina University, decided to try
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UNC Charlotte Professor Dances In SECCA Exhibition
Assistant Professor of Dance Tamara Williams is one of 25 artists whose work is included in Black@Intersection: Contemporary Black Voices in
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UNC Pembroke Gifted Rare Marc Chagall Collection
The Mary Livermore Library Special Collections at UNC Pembroke is now home to a unique collection representing the life and
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Central Piedmont Dance Theatre Presents “Alternate Realities”
Central Piedmont Dance Theatre will present the concert series “Alternate Realities” at The Georgia Tucker Hall at the Levine Campus
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UNC Wilmington Alumnus, New York Times Bestselling Author Wins National Book Award
UNCW alumnus Jason Mott ’06, ’08M won the National Book Award in the category of fiction for his newest novel Hell of a
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UNC Asheville Faculty, Students And Alumni Participate In Queer Girl Literary Reading
Professor of English Lori Horvitz, who founded the Queer Girls Literary Reading in 2009, invites students and alumni to join
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