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How this UNC Charlotte art professor found inspiration from NC to Ghana
The Charlotte Observer explores the work of Professor of Ceramics Lydia Thompson in a feature story by Liz Bertrand.
Dance Professor Awarded NC Choreographic Fellowship by Trillium Arts
Assistant Professor of Dance Ashley Tate is one of three choreographers to receive a 2025-26 North Carolina Choreographic Fellowship from Trillium Arts. The two-week fellowship will provide Tate and a group of four dancers with financial support, lodging and studio space at the Trillium Arts campus in Mars Hill, North Carolina, in June 2026. “Trillium […]
MUD Graduate Is Ready to Address Urban Challenges through Design
UNC Charlotte’s Master of Urban Design degree is unique in North Carolina.
Music Students’ Research Brings Unknown Composers to Light
Music students Abigail Roscoe and Will Wiand were OUR Summer Research Scholars.
Advancing the Use of Generative AI in Architectural Research
Architecture Professor Sabri Gokmen mentored two OUR Summer Research Scholars.
Following a Teacher’s Footsteps
Dance student Niya Kerr graduates on August 9.
Violin Professor’s New Album Celebrates Spanish Music
David Russell’s “Andalusian Legacy” reflects nearly two decades of engagement with the music and culture of southern Spain.
Theatre Alumna Wins National Teaching Award
KoKo Thornton ’97 received a 2025 Inspiring Teacher Award from The Broadway League.
CoA+A Dean Named President of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture
The Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) has announced that José L.S. Gámez, dean of the College of Arts + Architecture, will serve as the organization’s 2025-26 president. Founded in 1912, ACSA is an international association of architecture schools that represents approximately 7,000 faculty educating more than 40,000 architecture students. ACSA members include all […]
Students’ Artworks Decorate New Bojangles Headquarters
The Charlotte-based chicken and biscuit company commissioned works from 14 UNC Charlotte illustration students.