The group passed a resolution directing university leaders to propose a plan to cut more administrative spending.
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Posted inHigher Education
UNC-Chapel Hill to Develop ‘Full-Blown Satellite Campus’ at Carolina North
Chancellor Lee Roberts announced plans to develop roughly 230 acres of land north of the main campus.
Posted inThe Assembly
Columbus County Can Do the Right Thing
After more than three years of trying to evade its duty to release public records, Columbus County has an opportunity to stop obstructing.
Posted inEnvironment
Duke Energy Eyes Davidson County for a New Natural Gas Plant
The utility has been cagey about the exact location, but there are some clues.
Posted inPolitics & Government
A Purity Test for Democrats
The state Democratic Party won’t share its voter-turnout tools with candidates who voted to override the governor’s vetoes.
Posted inCulture
Downtown Cary Glows With Temporary Public Art Installations
GLOW temporary public art pieces from Academy Street Artwork Projects can be found while strolling in Downtown Cary.
Posted inBusiness & Economy
NeighborUp CEO: In 2026, Community Members Ask ‘How Can I Help?’
We want to convene forward-thinking conversations in this community, so we asked community leaders a simple question: What would you like to see the community embrace to make Western Wake County a better place?
Posted inCourts & Justice
Lawsuit Accuses Former U.S. Senator of Stealing North Carolina Woman’s Husband
The complaint says former Arizona lawmaker Kyrsten Sinema wooed a married member of her security detail with Taylor Swift and U2 tickets.
Posted inHigher Education
UNC-Chapel Hill Trustee John Preyer Resigns
Preyer championed efforts to revamp the university’s budget and launch the School of Civic Life and Leadership, but he may be remembered most for his role in hiring Bill Belichick.
Posted inHigher Education
The Enduring Hazards of College Hazing
Administrators have worked for years to eliminate fraternity hazing. But we found more than 1,500 pages of records showing it continues.
