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As the NCAA continues to monitor possible academic misconduct at UNC, observers differ on whether the NCAA should already have done more.

UNC has lauded the Carolina Way as Carolina’s guiding principle. But in light of a series of scandals, does UNC still live by it?

UNC wants to build a new wastewater treatment system at its Bingham animal research facility, where a 2009 spill alienated neighbors.

Though his resignation came amid controversy, Holden Thorp is proud of his accomplishments as chancellor.

UNC Board of Trustees Chairman Wade Hargrove is pledging community participation and communication in the search for a new chancellor.

Students and faculty of UNC’s much-maligned African-American studies department are fighting back against criticism.

Police still have released little information about the death of UNC student Faith Hedgepeth, who was found dead in her apartment Sept. 7.

UNC Chancellor Holden Thorp has re-asserted his plans to step down at the end of the school year, despite calls for him to reconsider.

If Holden Thorp had handled the recent campus crises differently, might he have preserved his chancellorship?

Following his resignation as UNC’s Chancellor, Holden Thorp reflects on his career, his future, and the recent campus scandals.