The UNC System Board of Governors lifted its nearly decade-long tuition freeze and raised the cost of attendance for most state universities.
In the real-life case, the result was the opposite. Justus was found guilty, and the verdict was upheld by the NC Court of Appeals.
A court hearing is scheduled Wednesday afternoon in former Provost Chris Clemens’ open meetings and public records lawsuit against the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The hearing in Hillsborough will address Clemens’ motion this week for “expedited discovery, preservation order, forensic imaging, and in camera review” in the case.
A former provost accuses the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill of violating state laws requiring open meetings and public records. Chris Clemens made the accusations in a lawsuit filed this week.
“More students than ever think violence and chaos are acceptable alternatives to peaceful protest," chief research advisor to FIRE Sean Stevens said. "This finding cuts across partisan lines. It is not a liberal or conservative problem — it’s an American problem.”
A measure that would ban the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) agenda in higher education in NC could soon be up for a final house in the state House after clearing a key committee on June 24.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill opposes a proposed federal court injunction from pro-Palestinian protesters banned from campus last year. The university also seeks to have the protesters’ lawsuit dismissed.
North Carolina’s second-highest court will consider a public records lawsuit involving the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s possible role in the origin of COVID-19. A group seeking access to university records filed its opening brief Tuesday with the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
In response to the Executive Order, the University of North Carolina System is directing chancellors to review required courses for college students. On February 10th, NC State's provost office notified all students, staff, and faculty via email that the university is suspending the US DEI requirement in accordance with a system-wide memo sent to chancellors at all 17 UNC institutions.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled that the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s digital identification cannot be used as voter ID in North Carolina’s election this fall. A unanimous three-judge appellate panel issued on Friday afternoon a temporary injunction and an order called a writ of supersedeas. The writ blocks a lower court order that would have allowed state election officials to count the digital UNC ID as a valid voter ID.
Brianna Kraemer, Carolina Journal reporter, discusses the Flagstock ’24 celebration for University of North Carolina fraternity brothers who protected the American flag during an anti-Israel protest last spring. Kraemer offered these comments during a Sept. 3, 2024, interview with One America News Network.
