Chancellor Mary K. Grant announces resignation
Maggie Haddock News Editor mhaddock@unca.edu After just five semesters in her position as chancellor at UNC Asheville, Chancellor Mary K.
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Locals gather for the third Farm-to-Table event
Peyton Sheehan News Staff Writer msheeha3@unca.edu Every year, Greenfest features events on and off campus focusing on sustainability. One
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UNCA remembers the past with founders
Katie Devoe News Staff Writer kdevoe@unca.edu Festivities and events to celebrate and recognize the founding of UNC Asheville will continue
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Retention sparks conversation with the provost
By Katie Devoe News Staff writer kdevoe@unca.edu The Student Government Association discussed plans to take steps towards improving the
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Living in Trump’s America: Asheville is proof of the nation’s resilience
The riots in Charlottesville are indicative that hate crimes and angry sentiments in the United States are rising. Where does Asheville fit into this political climate?
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Breaking down the process: NC slated to have even larger brewery expansion
By Emma Shock A&F Staff writer eshock@unca.edu North Carolina brewers need laws to match their growing pace as demand
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Campus Construction Impacts Accessibility
People on campus must adapt the way they move around due to the construction on Highsmith and the new residence halls.
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Students get involved on campus
There are a variety of extracurricular activities for students to throw themselves into on campus. What are the organizations working behind the scenes to ensure students have a healthy social environment?
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North Asheville tailgate market brings fresh food closer
Tailgate markets in Asheville offer a variety of products to local residents, including flowers, pastries and produce. The local vendors have settled their roots in Asheville with the intent of giving back to the community.
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Asheville locals lead grassroots efforts to combat gentrification
Asheville residents and officials react to the National Association of Realtors January 2017 gentrification ranking, which listed the city as the second most quickly gentrifying city in America. For natives and educators, the title did not come as a surprise.
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