Multiple UNC Football Players Facing Reckless Driving Charges
Several UNC football players are facing charges of reckless driving, speeding and other...
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After Debate and Dissent, UNC Trustees Pass Tuition Increase for Undergrads with Split Vote
After criticism of the idea on Wednesday and passionate debate on Thursday, the UNC Board of Trustees approved an increase in tuition and fees for all incoming undergraduate students with a split vote.
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UNC Names Magnus Egerstedt of UC-Irvine as Next Provost; Will Begin Role in March
UNC announced its selection of its next provost and executive vice chancellor on Wednesday...
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UNC Trustees Push Back on Proposed Tuition Increase, Ask For Higher Hikes on Out-Of-State Students
The UNC Board of Trustees balked at an initial proposal to consider increasing undergraduate tuition for the first time in nine years.
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‘We Don’t Plan To’: Chancellor Downplays Potential That UNC Signs Trump Admin’s Higher Ed Compact
Chancellor Lee Roberts told faculty UNC will not sign the “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education” in its current form.
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UNC Holds Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for Business School Expansion Building; Set to Open in 2026
The UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School community gathered Friday for a celebration of the nearly complete Steven D. Bell Hall.
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Martina Ballen, First Black Sports Administrator at UNC, to Retire in February
UNC Senior Associate Athletic Director and Chief Financial Officer Martina Ballen, who worked for...
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‘I Could Not Be Happier’: UNC’s Nabarun Dasgupta Wins ‘Genius’ Grant for Lifesaving Work in Opioid Fight
UNC researcher Nabarun Dasgupta discusses winning a MacArthur “genius” grant – and the lifesaving research that earned it.
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‘We Will Not Be Afraid’: Chapel Hill Community Rallies in Support of Higher Education
Indivisible Orange County recently hosted a Right to Light rally in support of academic freedom in higher education.
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At UNC, Studying ‘Crime And Punishment Across America’
A new UNC study called “Crime and Punishment Across America” is expanding our understanding of which criminal laws get passed by states.
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