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With a new gift of $24.9 million, The Leon Levine Foundation is expanding its enduring support for the Levine Scholars Program, UNC Charlotte’s signature merit-based scholarship that attracts top-tier high school students from across the country.

UNC Charlotte leaders expressed their appreciation to the 250-plus dedicated donors who attended the annual Bonnie E. Cone Society Luncheon, held April 3, at the Popp Martin Student Union.

Gift from Bo and Angie Cauble includes $1 million for Niner Nation Gives If you ask Bo Cauble why he gave $2 million to UNC Charlotte, his answer is simple: “Because this place shaped me — and it’s shaping the future of Charlotte.”

World-renowned business researcher Franz W. Kellermanns is the 2025 recipient of the First Citizens Bank Scholars Medal, presented at the UNC Charlotte Leaders in Research celebration on Thursday, March 27. 

The University of North Carolina at Charlotte has been awarded esteemed Research 1 – or R1 –  status by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. It is the highest recognition that a doctoral university can receive. 

To honor the impact of National Pan-Hellenic Council organizations, UNC Charlotte installed commemorative markers around the Star Quad.

Updated renderings of the next era of Charlotte Football are now available, as the department has released new images of the tower project at Jerry Richardson Stadium. Groundbreaking on the project will begin in 2025. “This project will be the first phase of revolutionizing our fan experience at Jerry Richardson Stadium,” said Director of Athletics Mike Hill. “Not only […]

UNC Charlotte has taken a significant step in enhancing its community engagement and research initiatives by establishing a Board of Visitors.

Truist Financial Corporation, through a $5.3 million investment, has joined forces with UNC Charlotte to create the Truist Institute for Student Success, a groundbreaking, one-of-a-kind partnership offering University students, faculty, and staff a wide range of support and resources.

With a $1M gift, Susan DeVore ’81 is turbocharging the next generation of women leaders.