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Christian Fuselier, from Lafayette, Louisiana, has established a reputation for his academic achievements and leadership positions at UNC Charlotte. Fuselier is a Levine Scholar and was drawn to the University for the opportunity to immerse himself in both academic challenges and the culture of Charlotte. Now a junior majoring in marketing and minoring in French, […]

UNC Charlotte is celebrating National First-Generation College Student Day with a week of events for First-Generation Niners! From Nov. 4-10, individuals can attend events, meet and connect with other first-gen students, pick up free swag and celebrate the accomplishments of the University’s first-gen community. Students who attend two or more events will have a chance […]

The NinerScholars Portal is now open for students to apply for scholarships for the 2025-26 academic year. As a reminder, only continuing students and new students who have been admitted to the University, will be able to access NinerScholars to apply for scholarships. All units are asked to review their webpages and print material to […]

Millai Madison, a member of the Charlotte 49ers volleyball team, is a recipient of the American Volleyball Coaches Association Diversity Award Scholarship. Through the program, 83 individuals will attend the AVCA convention for free and participate in a series of educational seminars. The AVCA Diversity Awards are a key component of the association’s diversity development team’s […]

ESPN’s afternoon edition of SportsCenter will broadcast live with anchor Matt Barrie at 2 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 31, from the CHHS/CoEd Plaza Students, alumni, fans and guests are encouraged to view the show from within the plaza and be featured in the background showcasing their best 49er spirit. Members of the 49ers cheer squads, Norm […]

The 49er Democracy Experience is a nonpartisan campus initiative with the aim of encouraging UNC Charlotte students to engage with the voting process. Mark Sanders, an associate teaching professor in the Department of Philosophy , has been involved with this initiative since its inception in 2012, when Charlotte hosted the Democratic National Convention. “Eighteen to […]

Mary Jo McGowan, a teaching professor in the Political Science and Public Administration Department and executive director of the Interdisciplinary Studies program, has spent approximately six years researching election administration. McGowan, fellow political science and public administration professor Martha Kropf and former UNC Charlotte associate professor Zach Mohr began collecting data from North Carolina and […]

Election season can prompt different reactions from students on campus, regardless of political affiliation. Student support services are available through the health and wellbeing unit.  Health and Wellbeing“Pawse after Polls” Thursday, Nov. 7, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.UREC LawnEnjoy time with four-legged dog friends and food University RecreationWorkout spaces, other facilities, programs, classes and services […]

Jojo Lara Roque, a senior who is majoring in English and Spanish, serves as an information specialist for the Popp Martin Student Union. Beyond the desk work, she is tasked by Desmond Brogsdale, assistant director of operations, to offer movie recommendations for the Union Theater. And during October, Lara Roque is in her element. “Halloween […]

UNC Charlotte has made the Princeton Review’s 2025 Guide to Green Colleges, an annual publication that recognizes academic institutions that foster a culture of environmental responsibility and demonstrate a commitment to sustainability. UNC Charlotte is one of 511 colleges and universities included in the 2025 edition. The guide is based on reporting from nearly 600 […]