A good year for UNC Charlotte – a more to come!

Jan 12, 2017 | Events, UNC Charlotte

UNC Charlotte Chancellor Phil DuboisThe Charlotte Business Journal recently talked with UNC Charlotte Chancellor Phil Dubois about several milestones that are bringing dramatic improvements to campus.

Among the high points: passage of statewide bonds that will pay for a new science building, the $200 million Exponential fund-raising campaign and the coming LYNX light-rail line between campus and uptown.

And that’s just the start!

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