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North Carolina school systems are installing cameras on buses to catch drivers who illegally pass them.

Students in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools met Saturday to make up classes that were cancelled due to winter weather.

Craig Stephen Hicks, the alleged killer in the Finley Forest shootings, will face a possible death sentence.

UNC academic scandal whistleblower Mary Willingham talks about her time at Carolina and her new book on the role of student athletes.

HIV infection rates are continuing to rise across the Southern United States, leaving researchers and doctors worried about why.

In a raucous meeting, protesters criticize the vote as a politically-motivated attack on academic freedom and free speech.

UNC’s Chancellor and faculty disagree with the decision to close the Poverty Center and promise to continue the Center’s work.

The Board of Governors votes to increase tuition in an effort to keep top faculty members from fleeing for better pay.

The Board of Governors decision to increase tuition frustrates some students, who say they’re already struggling to afford college.

Board of Governors member Steve Long says UNC’s Poverty Center and Civil Rights Center are not within the university’s academic mission.