Here and everywhere else, it grows as Jews and gentiles alike stand against it

'It’s me taking back my power'

A younger, more diverse group wants to bring a quiet east Charlotte neighborhood out of the shadows

How librarians searched for details on the oldest known map of our 'small place'

The pandemic turned electronic screens into necessities for school-age children. How much harm do they cause, and is it time for kids to put them down?

From college roommates to co-founders of a custom menswear brand and, soon, a whiskey club

By breaking through the barriers that separate researchers from each other

Earlier this year, the physician traveled to provide medical care to refugees and families displaced from their homes. We caught up with him to talk about leading a humanitarian effort during war and living a life of impact

In Africa, he saw the cost of an inadequate public health system. Here, he can put some of his lessons to work

From a food festival to the Blue Man Group

She overcame childhood poverty and systemic obstacles to open her own dental practice—which offers more than just the promise of a healthy mouth

The Pearl, Atrium Health’s planned innovation district and home to Charlotte’s first medical school, will serve as a hub for the city’s future. How will it reckon with the painful history it’s built on?