Nikolai Mather
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News & Opinion
OPINION: A Spectacle of Unity Followed the UNC Charlotte Shooting
One day after a former student opened fire in a UNC Charlotte classroom, killing two students and injuring four others,…
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Opinion
OPINION: Misconduct Allegations Against UNC Charlotte Professor Are Part of a Bigger Issue
On March 3, what has by now become a routine story broke: UNC Charlotte professor of history Robert McEachnie has…
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News & Opinion
Staff and Students Speak Out Against UNC Charlotte Reopening Plan
On the evening of Aug. 17, leadership at UNC Charlotte sent out an email notice to all students addressing plans…
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Arts & Culture
Black Lives Matter Mural in Uptown Raises Discussion Around What’s Next
On Tuesday, June 9, a group of 17 Charlotte-based artists made international headlines by painting “BLACK LIVES MATTER” in a…
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News & Opinion
Alma Adams Introduces Bill to Regulate Use of Riot Control Agents
Today, U.S. Rep. Alma Adams (NC-12) introduced the Right to PROTEST Act, a bill criminalizing the use of riot control…
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News & Opinion
Fall Semester Schedule Sparks Backlash from UNC Charlotte Students
UNC Charlotte looks to be going forward with a new fall semester schedule despite backlash from its student body. On…
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Feature Stories
‘College Refund 2020’ Class-Action Suit Names UNC Charlotte
A student is suing UNC Charlotte and other schools in the UNC System for failing to adequately reimburse students after…
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News & Opinion
Sanitation Workers in Charlotte Feel Endangered in Crisis
As an employee at the City of Charlotte Solid Waste Services department (SWS), which collects garbage, recycling and other waste…
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Weekly News Roundup
5 Things To Know: Atrium Health Officials Report ‘Alarming Trend’ of Underreported Ailments
Atrium Health Officials Report ‘Alarming Trend’ of Underreported Ailments Atrium Health is reporting what it calls “an alarming trend” of…
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News & Opinion
Grassroots Movement Supplies Health-Care Workers with Needed Equipment
According to a February report from the Mecklenburg County Health Department, 25 to 35% of local health-care providers could fall…
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