UNC’s Wainstein Report On Academic Fraud Due Wednesday
The long-awaited report on academic fraud at UNC is scheduled to be released on Wednesday.
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UNC Study: In Birds, As In Humans, Beauty Is Relative
It’s called the “contrast effect,” and UNC researchers have just identified it in a species of sparrow.
Read MoreUNC: Health Benefits For Same-Sex Spouses
UNC employees can now enroll same-sex spouses in the health care program.
Read MoreMcCrory at UNC University Day: Focus on Job Skills
In his keynote speech Sunday for UNC’s 221st birthday celebration, North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory said that universities must prepare more students for technology and research jobs that need to be filled right now.
Read MoreWCHL’s Heavner to Join UNC’s Journalism Hall of Fame
The UNC-Chapel Hill School of Journalism and Mass Communication is welcoming WCHL’s owner and CEO Jim Heavner as a “Halls of Fame” inductee.
Read MoreUNC J-School Dean Not Fazed by McCrory’s ‘Journalists’ Remark
Some journalists are pushing back against North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory’s recent remarks that the state needs more truck divers and tech workers, and less political science majors, sociologists, psychologists, and especially, journalists.
Read MoreUNC Gathers Second-Highest Research Funding Total
UNC secured nearly $793 million in research contracts and grants in the 2014 fiscal year, an increase of $215 million since 2004.
Read MoreUNC Per-Athlete Spending Lower Than ACC Median
“We want to provide a great experience for our student-athletes.”
Read MoreUNC ‘Focused On Student-Athletes’, All Students’ Success’
“We’re doing a number of things to try and make sure we’re providing as much help as we can to student athletes in terms of being successful, but at the same time we’re providing additional help to students who are not athletes.”
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UNC School of Education Sees Admissions Drop
The UNC School of Education is having its share of problems attracting new students that want a career in teaching, and for predictable reasons: lack of incentives, and statewide cuts to teaching programs.
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