UNCA hosts last home swim meet
UNCA women’s swim team swam to victory in their last home meet against rival University of North Florida on Jan. 26-27.
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A method to the madness: How unwashed pants might yield big results
Baseball has a rich history of superstition and UNC Asheville’s team is no exception.
Read moreSGA makes big plans for upcoming semester
The first SGA meeting of the semester revolved around the anticipated and planned events for the current semester and different ways to get students involved with the organization, the campus, and the community while having fun.
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UNC Asheville defeats Gardner-Webb
UNC Asheville’s men’s basketball beat a talented Gardner-Webb team to win their second conference game in a row and climb to second in the Big South Standings.
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Belly dancing brings body positivity
The UNCA Belly Dance club opens once again for new and interested members to engage in weekly practices and exciting performances.
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SGA discusses elections, plans for the future and moving into the next administration
The Student Government Association held their weekly senate meeting to discuss the results of the recent election.
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SGA gets digital with new campus apps and upcoming elections
The Student Government Association held their weekly senate meeting on March 22 to discuss the digital side of campus and the upcoming election cycle.
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Guest speakers address problems of nationalism in U.S. politics
A panel discussion with linguist Mary Louise Pratt and anthropologist and poet Renato Resaldo grasped important discussions around language, nationalism and the need for acceptance on a much broader scale than what the U.S. has now.
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The Student Government Association held their last meeting before spring break to wrap up discussions about their most recent events and upcoming elections.
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Have an Awesome Spring Break Bulldogs!
Last Thursday, The Blue Banner social media squad made our way around the quad to ask students about their spring break plans.
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