The retro-phone trend is more than a throwback. It is a rejection of the system, and when culture pushes back, industries ...

Stepping into a newly created role is rarely simple, but for Beth Rugg, it meant helping others feel less intimidated by a ...

From growing up in the beginnings of desegregation to becoming a founding member of UNC Charlotte's Black Student Union, ...

The Mint Museum held its first career fair, offering answers to questions for those pursuing creative careers. Attendees had the opportunity to discuss the arts industry with professionals in the ...

When spring hits, the go-to order has to be the strawberry acai refresher, that's non-negotiable. It's light, fruity and gives just enough caffeine to keep you awake through that afternoon lecture ...

For Afro-Latin students, it's never about identifying with one side more than the other; it's about embracing the fullness of ...

Silence fell across the room as a Black woman in 1954 challenged President Eisenhower regarding civil rights. Before ...

A Look into UNCC’s turbulent relationship and history with student-run radio, what a successful campus station looks like and ...

Trump’s address touted economic gains and patriotism, faced Democratic criticism over affordability and tariffs, included ...

The United States would not be the same without without Black women. However, Black women’s impact on American culture is ...

According to the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) website, Black engineers only make up 4.5% of engineering jobs, which can create cultural isolation for many Black students currently studyi ...

UNC Charlotte's Campus Activities Board (CAB) hosted a Mardi Gras festival on Feb. 19 in the Lucas Room of the Cone ...