RALEIGH — Police in Chapel Hill where a professor was fatally shot on a college campus last week, received information on the suspect’s identity within minutes of the gunfire, according to a recording of the […]
CHAPEL HILL — A University of North Carolina faculty member was shot and killed in a campus building, officials said Monday. A suspect was arrested about an hour and a half after shots were reported, […]
On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision that the race-based college admissions processes used by Harvard and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) violated the 14th Amendment’s Equal Protection […]
RALEIGH — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a pair of cases with big implications for North Carolina in the final week of their term that ended in June. The court announced its ruling in Moore […]
CHAPEL HILL — Students at the University of North Carolina School of Law organized a ‘walkout’ over the school’s apparent decision to remove Jamie Marsicano from the school. Marsicano, who most recently was arrested and […]
When the North Carolina General Assembly established the nation’s first public university, legislators created an innovation playbook: prepare a “rising generation” for life “by paying the strictest attention to their education.” Innovation remains both a […]
RALEIGH — In January, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNCCH) was hit with multiple complaints alleging certain programs were violating parts of the U.S. Civil Rights Act such as Title IV. The […]
During and after World War II, physics research and education in the United States benefitted from a significant influx of talented immigrants fleeing violence, war, and persecution in their home countries. In 1948, an Austrian-born […]
There have been over 4,500 bright young high school student leaders who have been awarded The Morehead-Cain, known as The Morehead Scholarship until 2007, since inception in 1951. The hope was every recipient would go […]
RALEIGH — Justices on the U.S. Supreme Court questioned the continued use of race-based college admissions practices involving two such cases during oral arguments heard on Oct. 31. The justices were in no rush, taking […]
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