diversity – The Blue Banner

Teaching network advocates for teachers of color

April 10, 2018 Maggie Haddock 0 Comments beginning teachers leadership network, BTLN, diversity, people of color, public school review, teachers of color, teaching

New teachers shape educational policy through the Beginning Teacher Leadership Network.

Opinion

‘Black Panther’ set to bring inclusion to Hollywood

March 1, 2018 Samantha Savery 0 Comments black panther, diversity, Diversity in media, film, hollywood, movie, opinion, representation, student opinion

As the first majority black Marvel movie, Black Panther is setting a new standard for Hollywood.

News

SGA sheds light on American Sign Languages and other initiatives

November 30, 2017 Karen Lopez 0 Comments American Sign Language, diversity, Michael Davis, SGA, sga president, Time Hussey, UNC Asheville SGA, UNCA curriculum

By Katie Devoe News staff writer kdevoe@unca.edu The excitement and anticipation students felt about the upcoming Thanksgiving break was

News

Halloween takes shape in diverse traditions

October 31, 2017 Karen Lopez 0 Comments culture, diversity, halloween, traditions, unca, unca students

By Bridgette Perrott Opinion Staff Writer bperrott@unca.edu The air hangs heavily as the leaves turn bright orange much like the

News

College Republicans bring political diversity and controversy to campus

October 11, 2017October 11, 2017 Karen Lopez 0 Comments American politics, campus diversity, college Republicans, diversity, republicans, U.S. politics, unca

By Karrigan Monk Arts and Features editor Kmonk@unca.edu A few students walk across UNC Asheville’s campus, afraid someone might call

Features

Beat From the Street (April 17th, 2017)

April 23, 2017April 23, 2017 Larisa Karr 1 Comment arts and features, Asheville, Asheville style, avl, beat from the street, diversity, Dusty Albinger, fashion, Larisa Karr, local, nc, North Carolina, photography, profile, wnc

Derek Welch was originally a journalist who found himself prone to kicking along the roads in the Lower 48. Brett Morgan and Ashley Dillingham believe Asheville isn’t as freaky as it used to be.

News

SGA raises questions about diversity and inclusion improvement on campus

April 5, 2017April 6, 2017 Maggie Haddock 0 Comments diversity, elections, government, Inclusion, maggie haddock, news, politics, questbridge, SGA, student government, UNC Asheville, unca

The Student Government Association welcomed new Senior Director of Admissions and Financial Aid Steve McKellips to discuss his role at UNC Asheville and what he will do to improve diversity and inclusion on campus.

Opinion

America: The land of wasted opportunities

February 8, 2017 Amalie Davidsen 0 Comments Amalie Davidsen, America, American politics, diversity, opinion

Amalie Davidsen Opinion Writer adavidse@unca.edu America: the land of the free, the land of opportunities, the land of the great

Features

Beat From the Street (April 20, 2016)

April 20, 2016 Larisa Karr 0 Comments arts and features, Asheville, Asheville style, avl, beat from the street, colour photo, diversity, dog, downtown, downtown Asheville, fashion, interview, Larisa Karr, local, Megan Authement, nc, North Carolina, outside, photo, Pritchard Park, profile, style, wnc

Alan Crenshaw, 60, former computer technician from Houston “I’ve got no toes now. I’m toeless.” How did that happen? “Diabetes.

News

Music Video Asheville showcases musicians via alternative medium

April 20, 2016 Larisa Karr 0 Comments art, Asheville, Asheville style, avl, awards, concert, creativity, Diana Wortham Theatre, diversity, downtown Asheville, fashion, film, filmmaking, Kaytee Weidenfeld, local, music, music video, Music Video Asheville, nc, news, North Carolina, photo, theatre, UNC Asheville, unca, uncavl, wnc

Kaytee Weidenfeld Contributor kweidenfeld@unca.edu The social media revolution has created rapid change for the music industry. Chris “The Professor” Tegge

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