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Learning About “Love, Loss, and What I Wore”

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Hali Hutchison, costume lab manager for the Performing Arts Services, discusses student and faculty involvement in the Theatre Charlotte production of Love, Loss and What I Wore. WBTV Queen City News

UNCC dance professor’s eclectic career covered Broadway, the movies and all that jazz

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Feature story on retiring dance professor Karen Hubbard. The Charlotte Observer

In Raleigh, an Exhibition Pays Tribute to Phil Freelon’s Prolific Career

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A review of the exhibition Container/Contained, created by School of Architecutre faculty and students. Metropolis Magazine

Charlotte strings musicians aim to promote diversity and works by Black composers

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UNC Charlotte professor Mira Frisch, music alum Malik Johnson, and others have founded the Charlotte Strings Collective. The Charlotte Observer

Sekou Cooke has won accolades as a curator and theorist but sees building as the ideal testbed

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Profile of Master of Urban Design Director Sekou Cooke, a 2022 Architecture League “Emerging Voice.” The Architect’s Newspaper

This weekend: a musical tribute to Charles ‘Bird’ Parker, a Jazz icon

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Professor of Saxophone Will Campbell discusses the music department’s Charlie Parker 101 concerts. QCity Metro

18 Designers Share Hopes, Fears, and Disruptors for 2022

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Associate Professor of Architecture and Master of Urban Design Director Sekou Cooke is interviewed in a national survey of architects on the upcoming year. Architect Magazine

Jamie Franki, UNCC ‘Edu-Tainer’ and Coin Designer

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Style feature in Charlotte Magazine about art professor Jamie Franki. Charlotte Magazine

The man behind the Gantt Center’s design is now featured in an exhibit at the museum

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Feature story about the Phil Freelon exhibition created by School of Architecture faculty and students. The Charlotte Observer

UNC Charlotte professor’s podcast connects witchcraft, how we interact on social media

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Feature story on Professor of Digital Media Heather Freeman. The Charlotte Observer