As the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday in 2026, members of Charlotte’s Alexandriana Chapter reflect on Revolutionary War history and their ongoing...
En Español por La Noticia College students have a lot to deal with – assignments, tests, grades, extracurricular activities and burgeoning friendships that will...
Quientina Stewart wants everyone to know that there’s an abundance of healthy ingredients within the soul food experience, contrary to most stereotypes. Soul food...
Among the Charlotte inequities exposed by COVID-19 is a foundational block of culture — access to language. The 77,000 Charlotte residents whose primary language...
The involvement of Queens University of Charlotte with slavery is disappointing but not surprising, according to a task force uncovering the history of the...
Charlotte housing advocates are stunned at the accelerated pace of evictions in Mecklenburg County during the fall, amid fallout from COVID and the end...
A few small Charlotte nonprofits have found ways to thrive while navigating their way through national headwinds created by COVID-19. An October 2021 report...
Recent increases in housing costs are creating financial struggles for international students in Charlotte, with some students facing a decision to cut short their...
After two years of work by Charlotte affordable housing advocates, a campaign to end discrimination against renters based on the source of their income...