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The Braves Moonlight Madness event started off with a lot of energy and excitement from the coaches, players and the jam packed home audience at Lumbee Guaranty Bank Court on Oct.18. The players and commentator pumped the crowd up with their new introduction video showcasing some new faces. A couple of the newest additions to the men’s basketball team are redshirt senior guard Jabrie Bullard, sophomore forward Spencer Levi, freshman guard Dewan Lesesne, freshman guard Michael

Homecoming week was lit up as the Office of Student Involvement & Leadership, along with SGA and the Athletics department, hosted UNCP’s bonfire in the Jones parking lot on Oct. 26. The Braves football team was present, as well as the spirit squad, cheerleaders and marching band, as school spirit soared through the sky with the embers. “Really wanna thank everyone out here, and the support that you give us. We are excited playing at home this week, we’ve been on the road for

Eight years after his passing, the King of Pop has returned--sort of. On Oct. 27, students and surrounding residents piled into GPAC to witness “Who’s Bad: A Michael Jackson Experience.” The concert, which started at 8 p.m., featured hits from the pop icon like “Jam,” “Thriller” and “Black and White.” Music played as people arrived. Young and old people were donned in some of Jackson’s famous outfits, white sparkly glove included. The crowd came to a roar as an opening video

The Department of Health and Human Performance is putting on a Glow Run on Oct. 27. The Glow Run will include two races, the 8th annual “Leave it to Beaver 5K” and a one-mile fun run/walk. Both races will begin and end at Grace P. Johnson Stadium and will wind through UNCP’s campus. Participants are urged to compete in their best glowing racing attire. “The Glow Run is fun,” Dr. Marian Wooten, assistant professor/recreation management coordinator at HHP, said. “We don’t empha