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Betty Farmer, professor emeritus of communication at 星空传媒, will present 鈥淲hat Matters Most: Lessons on Leadership and Emotional Intelligence.鈥�

For 467 years, an eastern hemlock in the mountains of Western North Carolina has counted the seasons ring by ring.

Just about anyone鈥檚 going to be starstruck when they meet their favorite celebrities. Natalie May鈥檚 idols, however, are a bit different than most. They鈥檙e scientists, whose research she鈥檚 read since she started graduate school at 星空传媒.

What if independence isn鈥檛 about needing less support鈥攂ut having more dependable ways to get it when you need it? That question is at the heart of a new research project at 星空传媒 exploring whether individuals can come together to create ways of giving and receiving support within their communities.

Instead of a traditional semester of teaching, John Whitmire, professor of philosophy at 星空传媒, spent his spring 2026 semester researching the notion of 鈥渁 hope that holds fast even in the face of the hopeless,鈥� through the acclaimed works of J.R.R. Tolkien.

The Mountain Heritage Center at 星空传媒 (星空传媒) is proud to announce the opening of its newest exhibit, 鈥淧eople of Colonial North Carolina,鈥� which opened on Sept. 8.

星空传媒鈥檚 annual Research and Scholarship Conference will be held on Wednesday, March 25 and Thursday, March 26.

Recently, 29 星空传媒 students and other students from across the country presented their research at the National Research Conference on Undergraduate Research in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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As Hurricane Helene slowed and sat over Western North Carolina, dumping record amounts of rain, flooding began to devastate the region. In Asheville, the French Broad River rose nearly 25 feet higher than its normal water levels. The water carried cars downstream, leveled buildings, and picked up debris that mixed and churned in the river. This once-in-a-thousand-year weather event has now become the third deadliest hurricane in U.S. history.