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  • Niner News - Sept. 3, 2010

    Check out the first fall edition of Niner News

  • blood drive Lamda Chi Alpha hosts its first blood drive of the year

    Lambda Chi Alpha, along with the American Red Cross, hosted a blood drive this past  week. This was the first blood drive of three that Lambda Chi Alpha hopes to organize this semester, with aspiration that participation will increase. 

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  • NinerTech NinerTech reopens for the 2010-2011 school year

    For computer-related needs, UNC Charlotte students can utilize NinerTech.

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  • Fitness Center UNC Charlotte outgrowing current fitness center

    Students have complained about needing a new fitness center that is suited for all UNC Charlotte students, and the university may be getting it.

  • Student Orgs Showcase Student organizations show off at annual showcase

    Over 325 student organizations unfolded on campus in an effort to attract students to their tables, displaying information about their organizations last Wednesday.

  • WOW! puts on One More Day of Summer carnival

    As one climbs the stairs from Belk to Cone on this Saturday afternoon, distant music invites passers-by into the courtyard to investigate the activities.

  • greek life Rush Week rapidly approaching

    Rush Week for the 12 fraternities under the Interfraternity Council (at UNC Charlotte) will begin Sept. 8, 2010 and will adjourn a week later.

  • UNC Charlotte raises tuition

    Due to continuing budget cuts, UNC Charlotte recently increased tuition and fees for the 2010 fall semester.

  • SGA holds year's first Senate meeting

    Student Body Vice-President Christopher McDonald opened the year's first SGA Senate meeting, which included approving new student organizations and President Smith's proposed cabinet.

  • parking Parking services works to improve parking

    Due to an increase in enrollment, UNC Charlotte Parking Services has taken measures to simplify parking.

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  • 49ers release first football series

    The Charlotte 49ers, who received the final aproval for a football program earlier this month, have scheduled their first football series, beginning in 2013.

  • Impact Charlotte's 49,000 water balloon fight

    Impact Charlotte host 2nd Annual 49,000 Water Balloon fight. Niner News was there to catch every minute.

  • Pilot Pen goes green

     Pilot Pen, the third-largest writing instrument company in the country, is making an effort to cut down on human waste

  • Beverly Perdue signs bill for football

    North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue signed the University Non-Appropriated Capital Project bill that included the funding plan for the Niner football stadium construction on Aug. 2.

  • Rape aggression defense awareness

    UNC Charlotte is taking action in an effort to prevent the dangers of rape and sexual abuse.  The University police department will continue to offer their yearly rape aggression defense classes. 

  • charlottefootball UNC Charlotte will have football

    The first part of the Charlotte 49ers football journey is complete. North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue signed the University Non-Appropriated Capital Project bill that included the funding plan for the Niner football stadium construction, essentially putting in the final piece of the puzzle for Charlotte football.

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  • lorden UNC Charlotte holds annual convocation

    On Tuesday Aug. 17, Chancellor Dubois, among others spoke to university faculty, staff, and students about what lies ahead at UNC Charlotte.

     

  • Parking Services to add more parking options in the fall

    Parking Services will offer three remote parking options in Fall 2010 to help accommodate the 800 student increase in enrollment.

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  • New restaurant, SMASHERS, coming to campus

    For fall 2010, Dining Services will replace Coyote Jacks in Prospector with SMASHERS, a new burger joint at UNC Charlotte.

  • Megan Smith announces executive cabinet

    Megan Smith, elected Student Body President in April, has announced her executive cabinet for the upcoming year.

  • Freshmen invade campus as SOAR begins

      UNC Charlotte was starting to look like a ghost town. That was before freshmen invaded campus to attend SOAR. The invasion began last week.

  • Marlene Hall Marlene Hall, Director of Police and Public Safety resigns

    Marlene Hall, UNC Charlotte's Director of Police and Public Safety has resigned.

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