University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Public university in Charlotte
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| 2024 | Men's soccer team won their second consecutive American Athletic Conference championship, becoming the first program since SMU (2017-2019) to achieve back-to-back conference titles. |
| 2024 | University enrollment reached approximately 31,091 students in the fall semester, representing a diverse student body from 98 of North Carolina's counties, 49 states, and 99 countries. |
| 2024 | Men's soccer team won their second consecutive American Athletic Conference championship, becoming the first program since SMU (2017-2019) to achieve back-to-back conference titles. |
| 2024 | University enrollment reached approximately 31,091 students in the fall semester, representing a diverse student body from 98 of North Carolina's counties, 49 states, and 99 countries. |
| 2023 | Men's soccer team won the first of two consecutive American Athletic Conference championships. |
| 2023 | Charlotte football program moved to the American Athletic Conference. |
| 2023 | Men's soccer team won the first of two consecutive American Athletic Conference championships. |
| 2023 | Charlotte football program moved to the American Athletic Conference. |
| 2022 | UNC Charlotte became a full member of the American Athletic Conference. |
| 2022 | UNC Charlotte became a full member of the American Athletic Conference. |
| 2021 | The women's basketball team won both the Conference USA (CUSA) regular season and tournament championships, securing an NCAA tournament berth. |
| 2021 | UNC Charlotte Baseball team made their most recent NCAA Tournament appearance, adding to their history of six total tournament appearances. |
| 2021 | UNC Charlotte Baseball team made their most recent NCAA Tournament appearance, adding to their history of six total tournament appearances. |
| 2021 | The women's basketball team won both the Conference USA (CUSA) regular season and tournament championships, securing an NCAA tournament berth. |
| 2020 | Sharon Gaber became the sixth chancellor of the university, succeeding Philip L. Dubois. |
| 2020 | Sharon Gaber became the sixth chancellor of the university, succeeding Philip L. Dubois. |
| 2019 | The university retired the Charlotte Research Institute (CRI) branding, integrating its operations into the Office of Research Partnerships. |
| 2019 | Charlotte 49ers participated in their first bowl game, playing against the Buffalo Bulls in the Bahamas Bowl. |
| 2019 | Charlotte 49ers participated in their first bowl game, playing against the Buffalo Bulls in the Bahamas Bowl. |
| 2019 | The university retired the Charlotte Research Institute (CRI) branding, integrating its operations into the Office of Research Partnerships. |
| April 30 2019 | A mass shooting occurred in the Woodford A. Kennedy Building on the University of North Carolina at Charlotte campus, resulting in two fatalities and four injuries. The shooter, Trystan Andrew Terrell, was arrested shortly after the incident. |
| April 30 2019 | A mass shooting occurred in the Woodford A. Kennedy Building on the University of North Carolina at Charlotte campus, resulting in two fatalities and four injuries. The shooter, Trystan Andrew Terrell, was arrested shortly after the incident. |
| 2018 | Completed regular season with a 14-16 overall record and 10-6 in conference play, finishing in a four-way tie for third place in Conference USA. |
| 2018 | Lost in the first round of the Conference USA women's basketball tournament to North Texas. |
| 2017 | Charlotte 49ers women's basketball team completed their previous season with a 21-10 record and 12-6 performance in Conference USA (C-USA) play, finishing in a tie for fourth place. |
| 2017 | The team advanced to the quarterfinals of the C-USA women's tournament, where they were defeated by Louisiana Tech. |
| 2017 | Despite achieving 21 wins in the season, the team was not selected for a postseason tournament. |
| 2017 | Charlotte 49ers women's basketball team began their season under sixth-year head coach Cara Consuegra, competing in NCAA Division I and Conference USA (C-USA). |
| 2015 | Charlotte's football program moved up to Division I FBS and joined Conference USA. |
| 2015 | Charlotte's football program moved up to Division I FBS and joined Conference USA. |
| 2014 | Campus renovation began to modernize original central campus buildings constructed in the 1960s and 1970s, replacing utilitarian precast concrete architecture with updated standards. |
| 2014 | Campus renovation began to modernize original central campus buildings constructed in the 1960s and 1970s, replacing utilitarian precast concrete architecture with updated standards. |
| 2013 | Men's soccer team won the Conference USA title. |
| 2013 | Men's soccer team won the Conference USA title. |
| August 31 2013 | Charlotte's football team played its first game, winning 52-7 against Campbell University at Jerry Richardson Stadium. |
| August 31 2013 | Charlotte's football team played its first game, winning 52-7 against Campbell University at Jerry Richardson Stadium. |
| 2011 | Men's soccer team advanced to the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Championship, losing to UNC-Chapel Hill and finishing second in the national polls. |
| 2011 | Men's soccer team advanced to the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Championship, losing to UNC-Chapel Hill and finishing second in the national polls. |
| August 22 2011 | UNC Charlotte's Center City Campus moved into its new $50.4 million building located at 320 East 9th Street in Uptown Charlotte, featuring a 12-story, 143,000 square foot facility designed by KieranTimberlake architectural firm. |
| August 22 2011 | UNC Charlotte's Center City Campus moved into its new $50.4 million building located at 320 East 9th Street in Uptown Charlotte, featuring a 12-story, 143,000 square foot facility designed by KieranTimberlake architectural firm. |
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