As Halloween approaches, spiders, bats and other “spooky” creatures are creeping into the spotlight. In the Stellwagen Lab at ...

Seven members of the Network for AI Literacy in STEM Education from UNC Charlotte traveled to Malmö University, Malmö, Sweden ...

Bats are a familiar sight around Halloween, often portrayed as spooky creatures to be feared. Like spiders, they’re ...

For Carly Coupal, UNC Charlotte has become more than just a place to earn a degree — it’s a second home. A senior from ...

Help make UNC Charlotte’s second annual holiday dinner even more memorable by bringing a favorite tradition to the table.

Homecoming may be over, but we’re not done cheering on the Niners just yet. Layne Riggs ’24 is racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway this weekend and Niner Nation gets 25% off tickets. After welcoming ...

Kathleen Nicolaides provides insight into the nuances of free speech and the role of higher education in fostering its ...

U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers of Alabama, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, visited UNC Charlotte this week to observe how University researchers are developing technologies that address ...

The UNC System Board of Governors (BOG) convened in special session July 23, 2026. Below is a summary of the reports shared with the board and actions taken by the board. Note: Any business conducted ...

Federal investment of up to $160 million positions North Carolina and South Carolina for a larger national role in grid modernization and technology deployment The U.S. National Science Foundation has ...

Picture yourself at the Thanksgiving table surrounded by relatives and loved ones. Before you is a bountiful table of side dishes and the iconic Thanksgiving turkey. You eat to your heart’s content, ...

Researchers digging at UNC Charlotte’s ongoing archaeological excavation on Mount Zion in Jerusalem have announced a second significant discovery from the 2019 season–clear evidence of the Babylonian ...