Thursday Nov 26 | University Times
Top academic officer discounts University's US News ranking
University Provost Joan Lorden wasn't pleased when she heard UNC Charlotte's ranking among other universities in an August edition of The U.S. News & World Report.
With obesity rates rising, more people are becoming aware of what they eat. But there are some things to think about before you sit down for your next meal.
Playwright Karen Brody had a fixation on childbirth in America. As a result, she conducted more than 100 interviews with pregnant women , before setting out to write her own play titled Birth .
24-Hour Charity Cycling Event Breaks Million-Dollar Mark
In 24 Hours of Booty's eight-year history, more than 6,000 riders have raised more than $3.7 million.
The Phoenix shrinks board by four seats
The Phoenix Cos. Inc . said today four directors voluntarily resigned today so the Hartford insurer could shrink to an 11-member board, partly to cut expenses.
BofA's next chief may be based in New York
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BofA CEO May Be Based Outside Charlotte: Report
The bank has broadened its search to find a replacement for retiring CEO Ken Lewis to include executives who want to live in New York, Bloomberg reported.
NC public TV network spotlights changing economy
The manufacturing and furniture industries that built up the Hickory area have been hit hard in this recession, so the community is talking through what to do next.
Moonlight Creative Produces E-newsletter Campaign
Moonlight Creative Group, a leading Charlotte marketing communications firm, recently created an e-newsletter campaign for the Community Blood Center of the Carolinas .
Bank of America's Next Chief May Call New York Home Instead of Charlotte
Bank of America Corp. broadened its search for a chief executive officer to include candidates who want to live in New York, acknowledging the banka s biggest units are no longer based in its home of Charlotte, North Carolina.
Readers who were drawn into the small town world of "Olive Kitteridge," the novel by Elizabeth Strout that won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction this year, can revisit the title character and her friends from Crosby, Me., when Ms.
Ex-Homeland Security chief Ridge speaking in NC
Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge is speaking at a North Carolina university about his new memoir.
Man guilty of murder in student's death
A jury has found Seyi Odueso guilty of second-degree murder in the death of UNC Charlotte volleyball player Christy Galvin.
Atheist talks of his faith in science
Parkway when he flies into town next week to speak at Queens University of Charlotte.
Missed the mayoral chit chat last night?
Don't despair. You can listen to it again on WFAE's " Charlotte Talks " program tonight at 9 p.m. when you tune into 90.7 on your FM dial.
Coker College Soccer (M): Cobra Men's Soccer Ranked #5 in Southeast Region
The Coker men's soccer team dropped out of the latest National Soccer Coaches Association of America national poll that was released on Tuesday afternoon.
4 relatives charged in 4 bank robberies
Four men in one family are accused of committing a series of intricately planned Charlotte bank robberies - dressing as painters before taking money and making off in stolen vans.
Ronald Tessneer of Shelby, Tina Williams of Shelby and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hudson Jr.
Jill Sobule's first, meaningful kiss
Want to see Jill Sobule? The singer-songwriter plays an acoustic set Friday at Charlotte Pop Fest.
Slowdown for schools, libraries, parks
Classrooms, libraries and parks promised to voters during recent bond campaigns will be built on slowed-down schedules, but commissioners still face tough choices about which projects feel the biggest pinch.
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