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Students find challenges and rewards in sustainable living

April 21, 2019 Erika Williams 0 Comments environmental issues, sec, sustainability

The Student Environmental Center kicks off the zero waste challenge in order to show students how to live sustainably

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Local non-profit weeds out invasive plants

April 21, 2019 Erika Williams 1 Comment arts and features, environment, Invasive, kudzu

Henry McGannon Contributor jmcganno@unca.edu Invasive species grow to be a

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Notre Dame Cathedral scorched in devastating fire

April 21, 2019April 21, 2019 Erika Williams 0 Comments cathedral, church, fire, news, Notre Dame, unca

Evey King News Writer eking3@unca.edu Callous embers of circumstance struck the revered cathedral, Notre Dame de Paris as relentless flames

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Students put on a production of a famous murder mystery

November 15, 2017 Erika Williams 0 Comments agaha christie, alpha psi omega, and then there were none, murder mystery, theater, theater club

As the semester winds down, UNC Asheville’s theater club, Alpha Psi Omega, prepares for an entirely student-run production of Agatha Christie’s acclaimed novel, “And Then There Were None.”

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Ugandan professor weaves stories into poetry

November 15, 2017 Erika Williams 0 Comments faculty profile, mildred barya

Mildred Barya weaves stories like the storytellers of her youth and said that if you remove all those labels and borders or boundaries, then you notice that poetry is same as lyrics, same as song.

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Students create art with international influences

November 15, 2017 Erika Williams 0 Comments berlin, Europe, london, new media, paris, study abroad

After a recent study abroad trip to London, Paris and Berlin through the new media department, a group of UNC Asheville students created artwork inspired by the experience to display in an exhibition titled But First Some Rebellion. The exhibition ran from Oct. 23 to Nov. 14 on the second-floor lobby of Zeis Hall.