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AAUP report decries politicization of UNC System

May 4, 2022 Daniel Myrick

A report by the American Association of University Professors alleged that the Republican-dominated state legislature has been interfering in the UNC system’s leadership and governance.

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Faculty members still seeking answers about why UNC read their emails

April 30, 2022    

The university says it was trying to learn more about how the news media obtained the official agreement for Walter Hussman’s donation to the School of Journalism and Media.

Features

Crowdfunding is an increasingly popular method for starting a business

April 30, 2022    

For new business owners, crowdfunding can be more feasible than getting a loan, with the added advantage of not having to pay anyone back.

Features

‘Success While In Transition’ aims to support individuals recently released from prison

April 30, 2022    

Two formerly incarcerated men took it upon themselves to develop a curriculum that addresses recidivism and restructures the tools used to survive in prison.

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NC fishers and conservationists push for new legislation to prevent overfishing

April 29, 2022    

Some recreational fishermen and conservationists are demanding that North Carolina manage its fish differently. They have sued the state, claiming it lets commercial fishermen exploit and harm natural resources.

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‘A job market that’s all about them’: Graduating seniors consider their options

April 29, 2022    

A survey of the job scene for graduating seniors; they share their struggles, fears, and recommendations with future graduates.

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Students hope for answers and accountability in 1970 campus killing

April 22, 2022    

The U.S. Department of Justice has reopened an investigation into the killing of James Cates, a 22-year-old Black Chapel Hill resident, who was stabbed on campus in 1970.

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NC State researchers develop “plant armor” to defend against tiniest pests

April 22, 2022    

How do you protect a plant from a creature the size of a pinhead? Researchers at NCSU might have an answer.

Features

Graduating seniors ascend UNC’s bell tower in time-honored tradition

April 22, 2022    

UNC seniors got a unique chance this week to experience a campus space that not many people get the opportunity to see.

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Speakers of the endangered Cherokee language are trying to preserve it

April 22, 2022 Ava Pukatch

The Cherokee language in North Carolina is at risk. Fewer than 200 speakers remain in the state, and they’re concerned it could be lost forever.

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