Student Life
Finding Financial Relief
UNC Charlotte students say the University’s Student Emergency Fund eased financial worries triggered by COVID-19.
March to End Injustice unites students and community
UNC Charlotte students gathered on Saturday, June 6, for the first time since leaving campus in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic to lead and participate in the March to End Injustice.
Triplett named UNC Charlotte Student Employee of the Year
Geography major Kenley Triplett ’20 is this year’s UNC Charlotte Student Employee of the Year. She was recognized for her work with the Cone University Center and the Popp Martin Student Union, where she had been employed since fall 2017.Initially, Triplett began as an information desk attendant in the Popp Martin Student Union; she was one of approximately 20 student employees who staff the Union Information Desk from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. daily. The Information Desk interacts with an average of 12,000 visitors during the week.
Remembering the ones we’ve lost
To observe Memorial Day, Chris Brasel ’18 visits Veterans Park on campus to honor the memories of family members and friends who died serving our country.
Belk College of Business Doctorate in Business Administration program awards its first degrees
UNC Charlotte’s Belk College of Business has awarded doctorates to the first graduates of its Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) program.
How students are utilizing summer online classes to stay on course
With summer courses entirely online for the first time, students are taking advantage for a variety of reasons.
Virtual Sing-along
Not deterred by social distance, Musical Theatre students came together virtually to share the gift of music.
UNC Charlotte Day of Remembrance
Join us today as we remember the one year anniversary of April 30 and honor the lives lost and all those affected.
Virtual remembrance to mark first anniversary of April 30, 2019
As the first anniversary of last year’s campus shooting approaches, UNC Charlotte has planned a virtual remembrance to honor Reed Parlier and Riley Howell, who lost their lives, the four students injured and all those affected.
COA+A launches virtual gallery
The College of Arts + Architecture has launched a virtual gallery to celebrate graduating seniors in applied art.The first exhibitions, featuring work by illustration majors, opened on April 20. Other exhibitions feature work by students majoring in graphic design and 2-D and 3-D studio art. All exhibitions will remain online through the summer.