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Gratitude at the center of annual International Community Thanksgiving dinner
November 16, 2023
More than 60 international students at Ƶ were joined by faculty, staff and community partners to enjoy traditional Thanksgiving treats on Tuesday, Nov. 14.
Ƶ Charlotte hosts open house
November 15, 2023
An introduction to the Charlotte Center for the Ƶ community
Ƶ to shine bright during Festival of Lights and Luminaries
November 15, 2023
Join the entire Ƶ community for a university tradition and celebration of light that kicks off the winter holiday season.
Diwali celebration brings campus community together
November 14, 2023
Close to 200 community members celebrated the Hindu Festival of Lights on Nov. 9.
Section of Haggard Avenue to close for waterline improvement work
November 14, 2023
The work will require a portion of East Haggard Avenue through Ƶ’s campus to be closed to vehicular traffic on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. from Nov. 15 through Dec. 6.
Ƶ in LA and WEEE host speed-networking event
November 13, 2023
The Ƶ in LA Program and the Women of the Ƶ Entertainment Empire (WEEE) partner together to host a speed-networking event for alumni and students in Los Angeles.
Ƶ celebrates the power of writing during National Day on Writing
November 13, 2023
Offices and programs across campus and the School of Law host writing-themed events on October 19 and 20.
Fifth annual First-Generation celebration honors Ƶ faculty, students, staff
November 13, 2023
The celebration was held in Alumni Gym on Wednesday, November 8, and offered a place for first-generation students to mingle, reflect and enjoy themselves.
‘Raising Awareness’ concert Nov. 14 partners Ƶ programs for mental health support
November 10, 2023
Faculty, staff and students in the Department of Music, Department of Public Health and Counseling Services will present “Raising Awareness” Tues., Nov. 14, at 7:30 p.m. in McCrary Theatre.
Voices of Discovery: Seth Cooper discusses using game design to solve real-world problems
November 9, 2023
Scientific discovery games could be the stepping stone to creating medical breakthroughs, according to Cooper, an associate professor of computer science at Northeastern University.