‘Making an Impact in the Community’: Durham Tech President JB Buxton
Durham Tech president JB Buxton discusses rising enrollment, budget concerns, new programs, and a recent $1.5 million arts endowment.
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Higher Education
After ICE Reversal, UNC Chancellor Says 5 International Students’ Status Restored
The U.S. government’s ongoing scrutiny of international university students recently led to the termination of six UNC students’ visas.
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Jill Hamm Named Dean of UNC School of Education
Jill Hamm, who has been serving as the interim dean of the UNC School of Education since last May,...
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UNC Sees 30 Graduate Programs Place Highly in 2025 U.S. News & World Report Rankings
Two UNC graduate schools placed in the top three of their respective categories in the 2025 rankings shared by the U.S. News & World Report.
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UNC Provost and Chief Academic Officer Chris Clemens Stepping Down in May
UNC provost and chief academic officer Chris Clemens will step down from his role on May 16,...
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UNC Named a ‘New Ivy’ Institution for Second Straight Year
For the second straight year, Forbes Magazine has named UNC as one of 20 “New Ivies,”...
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UNC Trustees Pass Resolution Affirming Free Speech, Campus Safety in Wake of 2024 Clashes
The UNC Board of Trustees approved a resolution at its latest meeting meant to strengthen its “zero-tolerance” approach the disruption of operations and violence while affirming free speech principles.
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Universities Are Facing Big Cuts to Research Funding. At Duke, It’s A Time for ‘Damage Control’
Written by MAKIYA SEMINERA DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Facing the potential loss of hundreds of millions...
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CHCCS, Orange County Schools to Hold Remote Learning Friday As Region Thaws From Winter Weather
After several inches of snow fell Wednesday, many local schools are turning to remote learning options Thursday for their students and staff.
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UNC, System Schools Suspend Diversity Courses as Required Curricula After Trump Executive Order
UNC-Chapel Hill is suspending part of its mandatory curriculum around diversity to avoid any potential noncompliance with one of President Donald Trump’s executive order.
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