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WCU finds McNabb ‘not responsible’ of Title IX violation
McNabb wins Title IX hearing at WCU.
Opinion
A promising start for UNC’s School of Civic Life and Leadership
SCiLL is not a panacea for our societal woes or partisan conflicts, but its core purpose is essential to ensuring that a place exists that values the age-old way civilizations conduct their on-going affairs of problem solving.
Opinion
How H-1B visas affect North Carolina
It's true that our culture has venerated mediocrity over excellence. But the solution to that is not importing large numbers of foreign workers who might work hard but also may drive down wages for American citizens.
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NC Chamber supports ACC in legal fights with Florida State, Clemson
North Carolina’s leading business group is supporting the Atlantic Coast Conference in its ongoing legal disputes with Florida State and Clemson universities. The NC Chamber Legal Institute filed a friend-of-the-court brief Friday at the North Carolina Supreme Court in lawsuits pitting the conference against the two schools.
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NCInnovation board selects investment manager for $500 million taxpayer-funded endowment
The board of directors of NCInnovation (NCI), the private nonprofit given $500 million in taxpayer funds to help commercialize public university research, voted Thursday to select Wells Fargo as the investment manager for NCI from more than a dozen financial institutions who submitted bids.
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SC attorney general files brief in NC court fight pitting ACC against Clemson
The South Carolina attorney general is asking North Carolina’s top court to consider his arguments about sovereign immunity as the court tackles a case pitting the Atlantic Coast Conference against Clemson University.
Opinion
What really divides us as Americans?
There is a ubiquitous anti-Americanism among the nation's elites. But millions of ordinary Americans who've avoided their institutions and don’t reside in big coastal cities remain stubbornly patriotic.
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Federal Appeals Court revives former athlete’s sex abuse lawsuit against NCSU
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals will allow a former North Carolina State University athlete to pursue his sexual abuse lawsuit against the university. The unanimous decision Tuesday from a three-judge appellate panel overturned a trial judge’s decision favoring NCSU.
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NIH funds animal experiments at NC universities
North Carolina Rep. Don Davis, NC-01, along with 12 other members of Congress have requested a government audit to examine federal agencies spending taxpayer dollars on painful dog and cat experiments, something top universities in North Carolina have conducted using federal funds.
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NC universities receive over $17 million in sports betting tax revenue
UNC universities benefit from sports betting tax revenue.
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ACC rebuts arguments from Clemson, FSU for dismissing NC legal action
The Atlantic Coast Conference asked North Carolina’s highest court Friday to reject attempts from Clemson and Florida State universities to end court fights in this state involving the league and the two schools.
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‘Petty sniping’: Speaker Moore rebukes NCInnovation ‘Special Litigation Committee’ for targeting House staffer in fiery letter
According to a letter released by NC House Speaker Tim Moore, R-Cleveland, sent to CEO of state funded NCInnovation (NCI), the organization has threatened legal action against a House staffer, and House leadership is quite upset about it. As previously reported by Carolina Journal, the board of directors of NCI — a private nonprofit given...
