The student voice of UNC Asheville
UNC Asheville honors retired faculty Deborah (Dee) Grier-James, Charles James, Dwight Mullen and Dolly Jenkins-Mullen with Mullen & James Humanities Hall for their continued advocacy, leadership and mentorship at UNCA and surrounding areas.
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Jewish students at UNCA express frustration toward the overlap of Hanukkah and final exams while shedding light on other issues faced by the Jewish community on campus.
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Maggie Haddock, a UNC Asheville student, explains the scope of the problem of sexual violence that prompted her anonymous advocacy online.
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In the spring, mass communication student Maggie Haddock posted a tweet on an anonymous Twitter account stating she would expose a man in the Asheville community for every like the tweet received. After letting it stand idle for weeks, Haddock revisited the tweet on June 10, posting a full-fledged thread containing the names, images and descriptions regarding the sexual misconduct of the accused, including several members of the campus community.
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Taylor Sexton Arts and Features Editor tsexton@unca.edu Celebrating their 40th anniversary, Helpmate acts as a nonprofit organization providing resources to
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Jasper Adams spent hours playing with Legos when he was growing up. It was this drive to build and create that led him to pursue his bachelor’s degree in architecture. When it came time for him to join the field, he started second guessing his choice.
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In a world of fast fashion, thrifting, upcycling and sustainable brands are paving the way to a more sustainable and ethical future for how we dress ourselves.
Read moreVisiting professor of sociology, Susan Ortiz, and UNCA students, Elizabeth Hunt and Marquana Burgess, offer their perspectives on the issue of time management on campus.
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Laura Cleveland’s traumatic overdose urged her to confront her opioid drug disorder and find a solution.
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Rising panhandling charges serve as a reminder of the homeless epidemic in our city and country.
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