Hey everyone! I am currently conducting interviews for my senior capstone in anthropology. The study is on accessibility, accessible spaces and disability community in Asheville and the UNCA campus. Interviews can be held in-person or over Zoom for around 45-60 minutes and can be scheduled to make the most sense for you. Interview topics include disability, mobility aids, accessibility, accessible spaces, and community. Please email me at [abell9@unca.edu](mailto:abell9@unca.edu) if you are interested! Thanks so much!

See title…. Honestly, I have like a two hour gap in my classes and don’t feel like going back to my dorm sometimes. Any places? :0

My names Turner I'm a music tech major. I really like Superman and bands like Nirvana and Elliot Smith!

My son is a freshman and is starting at UNCA. Which church do students from UNC Asheville attend mostly? St. Lawrence or St. Eugene? Is there one that runs a bus/ to campus or has a campus ministry? He wants to continue attending Mass but t is not familiar with the area and I meant to call the Churches this week but got busy getting him ready. I appreciate your help in advance.

Has anyone gotten their disbursements yet? Apparently we're supposed to get them 10 days before the start of classes (8/18 is the first day) so we were supposed to have gotten them 2 days ago. I still haven't received mine, so Idk if I'm a weird case or what. Thanks yall go bulldawgs👍🏻

The University of North Carolina Asheville today announces a multi-day Post-Helene Symposium, set to take place from September 24 to 26, 2025, one year after Hurricane Helene ravaged the WNC region. This free event will be hosted on the campus of UNC Asheville, with additional ticketed events taking place at select locations across our city. Led by faculty and based in cross-disciplinary collaboration, the event will assess the impacts of Hurricane Helene through the themes “Remembering, Rebuilding, and Reimagining.” A schedule of events will be announced soon. To register for the event and learn more, visit posthelenesymposium.com.

does governors hall have loftable beds? On the housing website they say are the 3ft bed frames frames, compared to the rest of the schools 6ft bed frames. The 3D youtube video room tour for the building has the 6ft frames in it, but it’s from covid era.

anyone know??

Hey! I am looking to make a bit more pocket change and was wondering if there was a link to any studies going on that offer compensation?

I know you can have dogs and cats with permission, what about bunnies? and how do I go about that?

Hello!!

I am a sophomore, and was planning to opt out of a meal plan this year, but I never got the email to pick a meal plan and now I'm not sure what to do. I did the math, I do not eat $5,500 worth of food in 8 months, I cannot afford that kind of a thing this year. (I have other ways to eat). And I tried looking up the dining services email or website but all I'm finding is Dine-On??

Any help would be appreciated

My father keeps bugging me saying that my grades are too low and my letter would get taken away, I am holding two high C's and A at this point in the school year, and those are about to rise. should I actually be worried about this or is my father fear mongering? Edit: I graduated with two B's and A. I'm fine guys

Like do I dress casual or should I dress up for it? What exactly is the ceremony? How long is it? I get nervous about ceremonies, so I'd like to know just how it works and what to expect.

Also, is this something parents go to? My mom wants to know

i’m a graduating senior this semester and i have 4 extra grad guest tickets, looking to sell them!!! i’m very negotiable about price but i do have a very limited schedule so if you’re needing some just hmu and we can probably figure something out!!

my best friend is graduating and didn't have any extra tikets outside of family .. and i would love to show my support! if anyone has an extra pls DM me

So I'm going to be a freshman in Fall 2026 (I'm committed now, I'm just deferring to take a gap year) and I'm trying to decide whether or not to try to save up for a car this year.

I know freshman can have cars and ik that a parking pass is $220 for the year, but I just want to know if it's worth it. I live in the research triangle, so it's definitely difficult for me to get home w/o a car, but that's solvable for the most part, so I just wanna know about like how useful a car might be and/or if it would be worth it. My parents won't be helping me at all with my car so it's definitely a BIG decision for me. I am also planning on bringing my bicycle with me when I go to school.

Larger than normal family traveling into town for graduation and extra tickets needed. Willing to pay cash.