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On May 4, over 100 people gathered at UNC Charlotte for a rally calling for the University's divestment from Israel. Charlotte students, professors and community members participated.The rally was organized
ATKINS — The Atkins Centennial Library branch of the Pope County Library System has added a weekend day to their regular calendar.
For nearly two decades, the organization QC Family Tree has been rooted in creating social change in Charlotte’s historic Enderly Park neighborhood. One endeavor tackles the displacement of residents by providing affordable housing.
Her footprint is visible on buildings throughout Charlotte bearing her name.
PUBLISHED ON JANUARY 28, 2022 In celebration of Black History Month, please join us for a panel exploring Black education in Charlotte and the creation of Carver College. Opened in September 1949 during the era of segregation, Carver College began as a junior college serving African Americans and was the counterpart to Charlotte College (which later became UNC Charlotte). Carver College operated out of the basement of Second Ward High School and offered courses in liberal arts, business, vocational studies, and an accelerated high school program. In 1963, the school’s name was changed to Me...