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High-tech manufacturing and infrastructure improvement projects go hand-in-hand for Catawba County.

a Charlotte professor explains why so many of our 55 million daily meetings don’t get the job done.

More than 1 million students have earned degrees from the UNC System. We selected one alumni from each of the 17 campuses as a snapshot of the range of callings.

Appeared as a sponsored section in the February 2019 issue. With at least 40,000 employees, North Carolina’s energy industry generates both jobs and economic growth. As the state becomes a leader [...]

UNC Charlotte history major Chris Elmore was in the right place at the right time as a long-developing business emerged as one of North Carolina’s hottest companies.

Chancellor Philip Dubois has raised UNC Charlotte’s profile during his 13-year tenure: Expanding enrollment by more than 7,000 students; $1 billion-plus expansion for classrooms, labs and a [...]

The U.S. economic expansion is now the second-longest economic expansion since 1844, and UNC Charlotte professor John Connaughton sees continued growth in the state and nation.

Cathy Bessant, honored today with UNC Charlotte’s annual Distinguished Service Award, told a lunch crowd of about 200 people that she dreads her annual performance review. But the painful [...]

UNC campuses press to attract more rural and low-income students — and support them to the finish line.

Michael Mazzola is the new director of the Energy Production and Infrastructure Center (EPIC) at UNC Charlotte