Artist explores social, political issues
Rosa Fallon Arts & Features Staff Writer rfallon@unca.edu Through his dynamic and thought-provoking artwork, senior New Media and German double
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Features
Amazing Alumni: From Jenga to Operation, Well Played brings back old-school board games
Three UNC Asheville alums operate Well Played, Asheville’s only board game cafe, dedicated to community involvement and revival of classic board games.
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Lecture encourages change and acceptance
Wes Moore, author of The Other Wes Moore, TV host and producer, decorated US Army officer and social entrepreneur visits UNC Asheville to discuss economic disparity, the growing issue of gentrification in American cities and to tell the story of the “other” Wes Moore.
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Photo contest brings pieces of the world to UNC Asheville
UNCA’s study abroad office is taking submissions for their annual photo contest and uses it as a way to bring pieces of the world to the community of Asheville.
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Students create a hub of mindfulness in the Asheville community
Virginia Taylor Arts & Features Staff Writer vtaylor@unca.edu As the sun begins to set behind the mountains, people begin to
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Music department faculty showcase talent
UNC Asheville music department faculty and staff showcase talent to start concert series.
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Students join staff to clean up campus
UNC Asheville’s Greenfest Campus Work Day creates an opportunity for students to acquire new skills while simultaneously helping their community.
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Artist Spotlight: Student artist uses a variety of creative mediums
Donya Weaver, new media student, dabbles in drawing, pottery and 3-D animation.
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Amazing Alumni: Yoga Nut brings yoga to the Asheville community
UNC Asheville alumna Lindsay Coward hopes to bring yoga to the Asheville community through her traveling yoga business Yoga Nut.
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Book lovers unite at Malaprop’s Book Club
The Malaprop’s Book Club proclaims itself a book club unlike any other and with their reading list including stories as new as Jennifer Egan’s Manhattan Beach alongside classics such as Euripides’ Medea, such a claim may be an understatement.
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