Carolina Black Caucus Chair Addresses Statement
The Carolina Black Caucus released a statement of unity over for the start of black history month, and Tuesday, the Caucus’ chair will speak out about that statement.
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Carolina Black Caucus Releases Statement Of Unity
We chose the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. We are confident in our varied gifts and contributions to this institution.
Read MoreUNC’s New Title IX Leader Talks On-Going Reforms To Sexual Assault Policies
“I think all those have the building blocks certainly to develop a process here and change the culture here in a way that could be very interesting and unique in the country.”
Read MoreFormer UNC Dean: Academic Issue Reaches Further Than Revenue Sports
“This is just what you did,” Levine says. “You contacted a faculty member, and you tried to get accommodations for students.”
Read MoreWillingham Blasts NCAA For Academic Improprieties
“We could have the best football team and the best basketball team in the country,” Willingham says. “We could recruit whoever we wanted, and we could provide a real education.”
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Catching Up With Mary Willingham – Live Friday Morning
Friday morning, UNC clinical instructor and academic advisor Mary Willingham will tell the latest in her story of pushing for a change in academics among student-athletes at the University.
Read MoreHigh-Ranking UNC Educator Supports Willingham’s Claims
A high-ranking educator at UNC has come out in support of academic advisor Mary Willingham’s claims that the University has admitted student athletes who were not ready for Carolina.
Read MoreUNC’s Charlie Tuggle To Join Jimmy Carter On Human Rights Panel
On February 13, Tuggle will share his documentary on a special stage with former U.S. President Jimmy Carter…
Read MoreUNC Emergency Siren Test Postponed
The emergency siren and text message test on UNC’s campus is being postponed due to the threat of inclement weather.
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Willingham: ‘I’m Telling The Truth’
Mary Willingham told CNN that her research found that between eight and ten percent of UNC football and basketball players read below a 3rd grade level.
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