NC Supreme Court Justice Ervin discusses the judicial process
Justice Ervin of the North Carolina Supreme Court visited UNCA to discuss the judicial system and the types of cases the state supreme court rules on.
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Holocaust survivor Walter Ziffer returns to UNCA
Holocaust survivor Walter Ziffer tells the story of his life and his successes as an author and an educator.
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Last SGA meeting of the year provides uncertainty for the future
UNCA Asheville’s student government association recooperates and rallies for one final meeting of the year. Discussion topics included various campus events such as yoga on the Quad, Campus Health Initiative, and the upcoming inauguration.
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Former police chief offers solutions for police inequities
Chris Burbank, a former police chief with the Salt Lake City Police Department, will visit campus to share his solutions to issues seen within America’s carceral system during his talk, “Mass Incarceration and Racial Inequities in Policing: Solutions from a Police Chief.”
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Experts recommend treating every day as Earth Day
While Earth Day serves as a useful reminder to protect and improve our environment, experts said making an effort on only one day of the year will not be enough to reverse the damage already done.
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Teaching network advocates for teachers of color
New teachers shape educational policy through the Beginning Teacher Leadership Network.
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History of black education remembered in exhibit
The Rosenwald schools for black education in the rural south during the early 1900’s are remembered through the exhibit, Education is Liberation. The community of Asheville is connected to Rosenwald schools through locals who attended some of the different school locations.
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Parking projects and fee increase proposed to SGA
Parking permits at UNC Asheville cost $100, but the fee could potentially increase with proposed parking projects to add more parking.
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Exoneree Kristine Bunch speaks at UNCA
Exoneree Kristine Bunch fights for the wrongfully convicted by telling her story of how the justice system failed her for 17 years after the death of her 3-year-old son.
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New law paves economic path for graduating teachers
The Department of Education’s new budget funds raises for graduating teacher licensure students.
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