“A Tragedy of the Commons” Exhibition Created By Sean Caulfield At Charlotte Gallery
Wed, Mar 18, 2026 | 6pm to 8pm Dubois Center at UNC Charlotte Center City, Projective Eye Gallery 320 East
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Charlotte Alumna Laura Lucas Hopes To Humanize Living Spaces With “The Walls Have Ears” Exhibit
By AUSHJA COTTEN Alumna Laura Lucas ’23 spent much of her childhood in Hong Kong. She lived for more than
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Charlotte Club Ice Hockey Staples Its Brand On The City
UNC Charlotte Club Ice Hockey celebrated senior night in style, facing App State inside Bojangles Coliseum. The Niners took the
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58th Annual Juried Student Exhibition With Reception and Awards Ceremony At Charlotte
Wed, Mar 04, 2026 | 5:30pm to 7:30pm Rowe, Rowe Galleries 9119 University Road, Charlotte, NC 28223 The UNC Charlotte
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Charlotte Alumni Association Honors Four Exceptional Graduates
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte celebrated its alumni legacy by recognizing four outstanding graduates whose leadership, innovation, and
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Charlotte Alumni, Austin McNeill And Fernando Mayoral Ramírez, Recognized With 10 Under Ten Awards
Austin McNeill ’18 and Fernando Mayoral Ramírez ’18 MBA, proud alumni of the Belk College of Business, are recipients of
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Charlotte Music And Dance Present “Nouveau Now” At The Newly Restored Carolina Theatre
UNC Charlotte Departments of Music and Dance present Nouveau Now, a program of stunning choreography set to live music, March 28
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Charlotte Professor Of Chemistry, Jordan Poler, Nominated For The 2025 Oliver Max Gardner Award
Jordan Poler, professor of chemistry, is the UNC Charlotte nominee for the 2025 Oliver Max Gardner Award. Established in 1949
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American Conference Releases Full 2026 Charlotte Football Schedule
The full 2026 schedule for Charlotte Football, including dates for all 12 games, was officially unveiled by the American Conference
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Actor And Playwright Patrick Page Performs And Offers Masterclasses At Charlotte Mar. 2-3
From The Charlotte Observer: Broadway star Patrick Page has a thing for villains. And Shakespeare. And connecting the two. With his silky, deep
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