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Topics: UNC-Charlotte

Location: Charlotte, N.C.

Type: 4-year, Public

Year Founded: 1946

Total enrollment (Fall 2008): 23,300

Undergraduate enrollment: 18,329

Undergraduate applicants (Fall 2008): 10,336

Percentage admitted: 76 percent

Graduation rate: 27 percent

Sports Nickname: Forty-Niners

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Charlotte readies for Democratic National Convention security

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As the Charlotte area prepares to host the Democratic National Convention this fall, city officials are preparing for the increased traffic that will accompany President Barack Obama’s arrival.


Universities urge Congress to reach agreement on federal deficit reduction

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Universities nationwide are urging members of Congress to reach an agreement on federal deficit reduction without imposing further cuts on higher education.


Democratic National Convention turns down UNC-C’s housing offer

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When the Democratic National Convention comes to Charlotte in 2012, it will need a place to house its personnel.


By any other name: Students' quest for a name change makes surprising sense

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If students at UNC-Charlotte want to change its name to the “University of Charlotte,” then they should be allowed to.
Megan Smith, UNC-C student body president, is leading the charge to differentiate. She stated that credit for the school’s “crowning glories and achievements” is being given to UNC. Chapel Hill, that is.


UNC-Charlotte to consider name change

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Students at UNC-Charlotte have recently expressed interest in changing the school’s name to the University of Charlotte. The school’s name is being confused with UNC-CH, and UNC-C students are complaining, said Megan Smith, the student body president at UNC-C.


UNC School of Medicine to expand

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The UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine will expand its medical school to the UNC-system campuses in Asheville and Charlotte. The expansion, announced Tuesday, will allow UNC-CH to train more physicians with a focus on training for practice in rural areas.


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