The student voice of UNC Asheville
Occupy the Quad, a collective of students, come together to express their disappointment and dissatisfaction with how UNC Asheville has handled Title IX cases, diversity, health and counseling, among other such things and administration gives their response.
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The UNC Asheville men’s soccer team defeated Wofford College on Saturday with a score of 2-0.
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UNC Asheville’s students and staff complain about the struggle to find convenient parking on campus.
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Recently, William J. Murdock, executive director of Asheville’s own Eblen Charities returned an honorary degree he received in 2018 from UNC Asheville. The decision was in response to renewed concerns regarding a sexual offense charge from 1988.
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He always had an idea of what he wanted to do and be when he grew up. The term is coined as “dream job” because it typically remains just that, but for Christopher Oakley, his childhood dream turned into a lifelong reality.
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Director and associate professor at UNC Asheville, Christopher Oakley, has over 25 years of film, animation and television experience, including spending four years working on Disney’s animated film Dinosaur released in 2000, which he said helped pave the way for Disney’s future animation projects.
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Valentine’s Day approaches and overall the opinion of the holiday received mixed reviews from students on UNC Asheville’s campus.
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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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For many students around the UNC Asheville campus, Thanksgiving traditions look different. From traditional celebrations to first time experiences, Thanksgiving is different for everyone.
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