NC State Told Salvadoran Staff Not to Work, Then Reversed Course Amid Immigration Confusion
Workers from El Salvador were set to lose Temporary Protected Status, but the Trump administration said it would decide their fate later.
Is UNC-Chapel Hill’s Bet on Athletics Paying Off?
After paying big money for coaches Bill Belichick and Michael Malone, the price of Tar Heel sports is going up.
Mr. Lutnick Goes to Chapel Hill
In a moment that encapsulated Chapel Hill, a few hundred demonstrators were sandwiched between the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity house and a gathering of world leaders on Wednesday.
Who Gets Held Back?
Boys are more likely to be held back than girls, and Black boys are retained at more than twice the rate of white boys.
The New Federal Funding Problem
While many universities avoided Trump’s biggest cuts to research funding, the pipeline for new grants has shrunk.
Make Or Break
Ninth graders in N.C. are held back more often than students in other parts of the country. How can schools ensure they’re ready to move on?
UNC-Chapel Hill Civics School Investigation Can Stay Secret, Judge Says
The Assembly and other outlets sued to release the report under public records laws. The court ruled in the university’s favor.
More Education Coverage
A Is for Average
The median college GPA is on the rise. Critics call it grade inflation. But it’s not clear why it’s happening—or if it matters.
A National Divide Over Holding Students Back
The rate at which students are held back a grade has fallen. But there’s a growing divide on when the intervention is most effective.
Internships Are More Important Than Ever. N.C. Universities Are Working To Keep Up
Many students are finding there aren’t enough internship opportunities for everyone.
UNC System Expects to Respond to McMahon’s Higher Ed Letter
The letter follows Trump’s compact, which would have given schools a leg up on federal funding if they agreed to requirements that aligned with administration priorities.
More Than Half of NCCU’s Fundraising Board Has Resigned
The NCCU Foundation board saw 12 of 22 members quit in April and May. The school said the resignations brought it into compliance with term-limits.
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