UNC 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.
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Homeownership, Scholarship, Taxes And Snow Days
Congrats to local high achievers; learn how to buy an affordable home; snow changes CHCCS schedule; get help on taxes.
Read MoreArt Pope Slams UNC System’s Budget ‘Needs’ For 2014-15
The push and pull of budget negotiations between Raleigh and Chapel Hill has begun again as 2014-15 budget talks have begun, and the state’s budget director, Art Pope, says the UNC system is asking for too much.
Read MoreHonors, Tours, And Curiosities!
Award winners, CHDP meeting, doc screening, food drive, insurance, walking tours, and “cabinets of curiosities”!
Read MoreUNC launches new review of past academic problems
North Carolina has hired an outside attorney to conduct yet another independent review of irregularities in an academic department featuring classes with significant athlete enrollments.
Read MoreKiller in Eve Carson Case Seeks Parole Possibility
Laurence Lovette, one of two men who murdered UNC Student Body President Eve Carson back in 2008, is trying once again to get the possibility of parole attached to his life sentence.
Read MorePre-Game Duke Graffiti Found on UNC’s Campus
On Wednesday, a day before the rescheduled UNC-Duke basketball matchup, the rivalry had already inspired some mischief, in the form of vandalism on UNC’s campus.
Read MoreSix Inches Of Snow Already, And It’s Not Over
NWS meteorologist Nick Petro says he expects as much as a half-inch of ice accumulation overnight.
Read MoreThis Week In Orange County! (Weather Permitting.)
This week in OC: sirens, OWASA plans, pets, agriculture, “Steel Magnolias” and “Vagina Monologues.”
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Willingham Considers Suing UNC Provost Jim Dean
UNC clinical counselor and academic advisor Mary Willingham says she’s considering a lawsuit against Provost Jim Dean for his comments about her release of data to the public.
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