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Ken Auletta is a staff writer for The New Yorker and was the annual Reed Surratt Distinguished lecturer this week.

Carol Folt becomes the first Chancellor in UNC history to apologize for the role of slavery and racial injustice throughout its history.

The Faculty Council says the statue has no place on campus, but Chancellor Folt has suggested it could return in a new location.

English professor Jennifer Ho led the effort to nominate Ford, who accused Justice Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.

UNC officials say Winston Crisp’s retirement is not related to a controversial text he sent the night protesters took down Silent Sam.

As the Senate votes to confirm Brett Kavanaugh, students react to President Trump’s comments about false charges against men.

UNC is not involved in the corruption case, but three other ACC schools are.

Some North Carolina Democrats are hopeful these registrations translate into turnout.

UNC students who have experienced sexual assault react to the Brett Kavanaugh hearings.

UNC’s Board of Trustees has announced a $2 million initiative to help Florence survivors. It’s also requesting community input on Silent Sam.