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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Arts
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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Former UNC Greensboro Women’s Tennis Star Pens Book Of Poetry
UNC Greensboro (UNCG) women’s tennis alumna, Niltooli Wilkins, became a published author after her book of poetry, “Indigenous, I Am”
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Routledge Publishes Book Of UNC Charlotte Professor Of Architecture
Associate Professor of Architecture Jefferson Ellinger’s book, Philosophical Difference and Advanced Computation in Architectural Theory: From Less to More “presents a new take
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Queens University Of Charlotte Interview With Artist Shepard Fairey
Shephard Fairey grew up in Charleston and became famous in 2008 for his work on the Obama “Hope” campaign poster.
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Thomas Wilkins To Guest Conduct UNC School Of Arts Symphony
The University of North Carolina School of Arts, through its School of Music, will present the UNCSA Symphony Orchestra in an
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Central Piedmont Community College Art Instructor’s Exhibit A Walk Through A Dialogue In Time
Central Piedmont Community College Art Instructor Al Torres brings “Metamorphosis II,” an exhibition of multi-view paintings that go beyond the
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Queens University Charlotte Hosts Dr. Priya Satia
Dr. Priya Satia will be giving a talk, “Pacifists Making Guns: The Galton Family and Britain’s Industrial Revolution,” as the third
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Coastal Carolina University Hosts Freeman A. Hrabowski III
The Coastal Carolina University HTC Honors College will host Freeman A. Hrabowski III, president of the University of Maryland –
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University South Carolina Acquires Ray Bradbury Collection
A massive trove of Bradbury publications and ephemera was recently acquired from alumna Anne Farr Hardin by the University of
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