NC Senate Leader Pans Exempting Student Loan Forgiveness Tax
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Efforts to exempt North Carolina residents from state income tax...
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Higher Education
UNC System Introduces New Database to Help Transfers
Transferring between higher education institutions is a common practice and on Thursday, the...
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Founder of Prestigious UNC-Duke Scholarship Program Dies at 90
Julian Robertson, a billionaire hedge fund manager and the benefactor of a well-known scholarship...
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‘Look Within’: Duke Prof Teaching Students, Faculty to Fight Political Polarization
Political polarization is high, but one Duke professor is fighting it in the classroom – and now he’s taking lessons learned to other faculty.
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Hussman School Aims To Enter ‘New Chapter’ 1 Year After Tenure Controversy
One year ago, the saga surrounding the UNC Board of Trustees’ delay in granting prospective journalism professor Nikole Hannah-Jones tenure seemed to come to a close. But continued ripple effects were felt throughout the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media.
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National Group ‘Resoundingly Condemns’ UNC System
The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) governing council voted unanimously to condemn the UNC System on Thursday.
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UNC To Incorporate Juneteenth into Academic Calendar Starting Next Year
The UNC academic calendar will officially include Juneteenth as a university holiday starting next...
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UNC Journalism School Acknowledges Diversity Shortcomings Amid Review
The UNC Hussman School of Journalism acknowledged it “has not met its own ideals for...
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‘Black Eye on UNC System’: National Group Considers Sanctions
The UNC System could potentially be sanctioned by a national organization of educators.
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Walter Dellinger, Influential Scholar and Lawyer, Dies at 80
Written by JONATHAN DREW and MARK SHERMAN Walter E. Dellinger, a constitutional scholar who argued...
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