Belle Boggs, the president of North Carolina’s AAUP chapter, says Trump’s aggressive higher ed agenda has motivated professors to join her group.
Erin Gretzinger
Erin Gretzinger is a former higher education reporter at The Assembly and co-anchor of our weekly higher education newsletter, The Quad. She was previously a reporting fellow at The Chronicle of Higher Education and is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin at Madison.
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How the UNC System Shaped a Controversial Plan to Revamp College Accreditation
Records show North Carolina played a significant role in founding the new oversight body. Faculty are concerned.
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The Quad: Lee Roberts’ Long Game
Plus, what’s happening with Duke’s Slavics Department and DEI graduation requirements.
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Lee Roberts’ Long Game
UNC’s chancellor has his sights set on the big picture—despite funding uncertainties and clashes over his business-driven vision.
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The Summer UNC-Chapel Hill Turned Pretty
The hit Prime Video series ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ filmed its recently released final season in Chapel Hill, giving the campus new clout online.
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Saint Augustine’s to Keep Accreditation While Litigation Continues
A court order means the school can open for the fall semester, but the Raleigh HBCU said its board chair would step down.
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The Quad: AI-pocalypse Now
North Carolina colleges tackle AI in the classroom. Plus, Kettering updates and a Q&A with UNC-Chapel Hill’s vice chancellor for research.
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‘FAIR’ Model Aims to Preserve Federal Research Funding
A UNC-Chapel Hill official explains a new proposal to counter the Trump administration’s research reimbursement cuts.
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In Emails, UNC’s Provost Claimed Roberts Approved Tenure Delay
In an email, Chris Clemens said Chancellor Lee Roberts agreed to the trustees’ controversial move for financial reasons.
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The Quad: St. Andrews’ Ghost
What St. Andrews’ closure means for Laurinburg. Plus, belt-tightening and tenure tussling at UNC-Chapel Hill.