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Fewer college students are enrolling in education programs, leaving many concerned about whether North Carolina will have enough teachers.

UNC held a town hall meeting to discuss race and inclusion on campus, but the start of the event was disrupted by protesters.

“Microaggression” is a buzzword on many college campuses, especially in wake of the Mizzou protests. But what does it mean?

A task force on UNC history presented a preliminary plan to address controversial campus landmarks.

UNC professor Klaus Larres discuss how the global community is responding to ISIS and what may happen next.

A year after the Wainstein report, two UNC employees have been dismissed and a third disciplined for their role in the athletic/academic scandal.

After protests led to the Univ. of Missouri’s president to resign, students at UNC and elsewhere are speaking out about racism.

The Missouri protest gained prominence when football players joined in. It’s not the first time college athletes have sparked change.

In a hastily called meeting, the board voted unanimously to cough up records related to pay raises for UNC system chancellors.

The new law preempts cities and towns like Chapel Hill and Durham from declaring themselves sanctuaries for undocumented immigrants.