UNC-Chapel Hill Development Chief Andreasen Announces Second-Highest Fundraising Year
The announcement comes after UNC-CH restructured university development, centralizing staff and operations across the university.
The Stakes for Wake
Peter Rodriguez recently took over as Wake Forest University’s 15th president as the school seeks to expand enrollment and maintain its place in college athletics.
Stanly Community College Responds After Trustee’s Online Rant About the ‘N-word’
Kelly Lowder defended a Minnesota woman who was charged with disorderly conduct for yelling racial slurs at a Black child.
Defense Department Picks UNC-Chapel Hill as New Partner After Dumping Ivy League
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth argued that the department’s former partners had become the grounds for “woke indoctrination.”
N.C. Community College System Taps Longtime Louisiana Leader for Top Job
The new president, who must get confirmation from legislators, will be looked upon to provide stable leadership at a time of momentum and change.
Dukes in Trump’s Court
Duke University alumni have played high-profile and controversial roles in the rise of Trumpism. A turn-of-the-millennium culture clash on campus helps explain why.
‘I’m Coming Clean’: Former UNC-CH Chancellor Says He Advised Against Investing in SpaceX
Holden Thorp is thankful nobody listened when he doubted SpaceX would pay off for the UNC Investment Fund.
More Education Coverage
UNC-Chapel Hill Journalism Dean to Step Down
Raul Reis will step down on August 1. He has led the journalism school since 2022.
Before She Took Historic Moon Photos, Christina Koch Honed Her Skills in N.C.
Koch is credited with taking “Earthset” on a mission that made her the first woman to orbit the moon.
Why Davidson College Is Offering Free Tuition to Families Making Less Than $175K
President Doug Hicks said the change is expected to expand Davidson’s applicant pool by simplifying the school’s financial aid offerings.
In Some Parts of N.C., Majority-Black Public Schools Are First on the Chopping Block
Studies have found districts tend to close schools that serve minority students first. The closure of a Bladen County school highlights the impact.
Few N.C. Programs Will Qualify for New Workforce Pell Grant
Congress expanded a federal financial aid program to help students pay for job-training certifications. But only a tiny fraction of North Carolina programs meet the requirements.
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