NC's community colleges have surpassed pre-pandemic enrollment levels, growing 23% over five years at four times the national average, according to data presented to the State Board of Community Colleges on March 20.
The new policy directs administrators to “intervene when faculty conduct violates professional norms, creates a hostile learning environment… or undermines the institutions’ educational objectives.”
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is poised to break ground on the largest expansion of its campus footprint in over 232 years, according to a Jan. 21 announcement from university officials. A new campus extension in Carolina North will take place on and around the former site of the Horace Williams Airport...
SCiLL's goal is to become a world-class civics school, addressing national concerns about declining civic knowledge, historical literacy, and civil discourse.
The move is designed to increase public transparency, with recent polling showing growing skepticism toward institutions of higher education.
Taxpayers, voters, and the legislators who represent them have every right to review course summaries and reading assignments — which are neither properly private work documents nor potentially dangerous state secrets.
Our system of government, with its multiple layers and separate branches, its freedoms to speak and assemble, is designed not to produce consensus but to manage disagreement, to channel it to productive rather than destructive ends. For too many young people, these are unfamiliar truths. That’s on us.
Immigration is a complex matter with many moving parts. A gradualist approach is better than a quixotic quest for perfection.
A new research report from the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal shows that top medical schools across the nation have integrated the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) agenda across admissions, faculty hiring, and curricula. The report, written by the Martin Center’s Jay Schalin, argues for a return to a merit-based system, especially given the importance...
On at least three sets of issues of great importance to persuadable voters, progressives have yanked Democrats far away from reality and common sense.
To continue keeping tuition flat and serving the people of North Carolina, UNC must find savings. Administrative bloat is a good place to start.
