A Long Journey to Graduation
Sunday marks the Winter Commencement for some 2,100 students graduating from UNC. Some have overcome more challenges than others.
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Higher Education
Pit Protests Continue On UNC Campus
Although it’s almost exam time for UNC students, the Pit wasn’t quiet Tuesday.
Read MoreTwo UNC Deans To Step Down in 2015
Two high-profile UNC deans will be stepping down at the end of this school year.
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UNC Bans Student Travel To 3 West African Countries Hit by Ebola
UNC officials on Wednesday announced that students are now prohibited from visiting three countries affected by the Ebola outbreak.
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UNC Gets $3 Million To Help Students Graduate
A $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education will go to help first-generation students at UNC make it all the way to graduation.
Read MoreUNC President to Attend Forum on College Athletes
Next week, University of North Carolina President Tom Ross will take part in public discussions about college sports and academic values, at the invitation of the Knight Commission.
Read MoreDuke Researcher Produces New Camera 100X Stronger
Researchers at Duke University continue to develop new technologies with versatile uses.
Read MoreEast Chapel Hill HS Alum Named 2014 Rhodes Scholar
“It all started at East Chapel Hill High School,” Tyson said.
Read MoreStudent Loans Increase, Await Congress Decision
On July 1, by Congress not making a decision to renew subsidies on federal student loans, they once again increased them from 3.4 percent to 6.8.
Read MoreHodding Carter: Thorp Wrong on Athletics Oversight
CHAPEL HILL – Former President and CEO of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation which funds the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics, Hodding Carter, III says shifting the oversight of athletics back away...
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