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Students across all majors and minors at UNC Asheville spend months pulling all-nighters, conducting research, practicing presentations and creating posters preparing for this one day — the Undergraduate Research Symposium.
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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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American public education is not good. We could be doing so much better, but we are all going to have to work together.
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UNC Asheville welcomes back Women’s Weightlifting Week to educate individuals about the equipment and the flows within a gym and build confidence within students.
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The UNC Asheville gym welcomes 37 new exercise machines ranging from serious cardio equipment to strength training equipment.
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The Bulldogs overcame a poor shooting night to defeat the Campbell Fighting Camels despite trailing much of the game.
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Freshman economics student Courtney McCluskey arrived halfway through the school year but is aiming high to earn her spot on the field with the Bulldogs’ women’s soccer team.
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Sparks, a program created and managed by Honors students, opens its seminar series to the campus community.
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By Karrigan Monk Arts & features editor kmonk@unca.edu Within her first semester at UNC Asheville, Allie Plepler was raped. She
Read more“It’s important for colleges to welcome international students for two reasons. From a philosophical perspective increasing diversity on campus broadens students understanding of the world, and economically foreign students bring in money through a variety of ways,” said Robert Straub, director of international student services at UNCA.
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