Appalachian Flooding in Fact and Fiction
Explore the science and stories behind flooding in Appalachia as part of the Rising Waters: Writing Place and Environment series.
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Saman Majeed, Ph. D. — Forensic Science & Law
Explore the intersection of forensic science and law with Saman Majeed. Ph. D.
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Constitution Day Celebration
Explore the ideas and debates behind the documents that helped shape the United States at UNC Asheville’s Constitution Day Celebration.
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Rockypalooza
Get ready for one of UNC Asheville’s biggest Weeks of Welcome celebrations!
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Africana Studies Cookout
Bring a side dish and enjoy good food and community with Africana Studies!
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David Firestein — Shift: America’s Changed Strategic Assumptions About China
Take a closer look at how America’s strategic thinking about China has changed with guest speaker David Firestein.
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Choosing Peace After Loss: Israel/Palestine, Civil Discourse, and the Courage to Listen
Peacebuilder and National Geographic Explorer Aziz Abu Sarah discusses dialogue, civil discourse, and the courage to listen amid conflict and loss.
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Public Talk: Mimicking Bioinorganic Chemistry to Tackle Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Explore new approaches to tackling greenhouse gas emissions through chemistry and materials science.
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Katherine Min Memorial Reading with Jennifer Sperry Steinorth
The UNC Asheville English Department welcomes poet, educator, and interdisciplinary artist Jennifer Sperry Steinorth for the 2026 Katherine Min Memorial Reading.
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Lea and Heffernan of Wheelchair Sports Camp
Explore accessibility and the arts with nationally recognized musicians and disability activists Gaelynn Lea and Kalyn Rose Heffernan of Wheelchair Sports Camp.