Dance graduate Claire Schiffer has done it all. Through exploration and risk-taking, she dove into dance, collaboration and leadership. Now she's on the precipice of launching her career and feels prepared to enter the dance industry; the future is just waiting to be choreographed.

Join the Office of Community and Belonging on April 5 for The Exchange! The Exchange is a place for all members of the UNCSA campus community to come together and participate in any kind of expression. Discussion of identities, personal or cultural sharing, sharing of artistic projects -- all are appreciated!

MENA UNCSA, in collaboration with Wake Forest University MSA, will host a potluck in celebration of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr! The celebration will take place in the MSA Lounge, inside Collins Hall, on the Wake Forest University Campus.

June is LGBTQ Pride Month, but at UNCSA Pride is coming out early! UNCSA Pride, a newly chartered student organization, is hosting a Pride Celebration March 20-24.

UNCSA's Fulbright Program Advisor, Andrew Britt, will cover the different types of Fulbright opportunities available and the timeline for the 2024-25 application cycle on UNCSA's campus.

The School of Dance dazzles audiences each February with the annual Winter Dance concert, showcasing talents of both contemporary and ballet dancers of all levels. For the first time, in a nod to Black History Month, the Winter Dance program exclusively highlighted choreographers of color.

The International Student Association (ISA) will be hosting a screening of the film "Your Name" this Saturday, March 2, at 7 p.m. in ACE Main Theater. Come out and enjoy a fantastic international film!

Jimmie Norwood, Jr., AIA, who serves as the University Architect for UNCSA, will be a featured speaker for We Built This: Profiles of Black Architects and Builders in North Carolina.

Join the Office of Community and Belonging as they host the first iteration of The Exchange. On the first Friday of each month, The Exchange is a place for all members of the UNCSA campus community to come together and participate in any kind of expression.