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UNC men's basketball falls to No. 7 Florida, 90-84, in the Jumpman Invitational

| December 17

Board of Governors

NCAA investigation to last over a year

By Sara Gregory | October 7

UNC expects to be working with NCAA investigators for at least a year, Chancellor Holden Thorp told UNC-system leaders Thursday. The individual student-athletes’ ...

UNC system prepares for more budget cuts

By Tarini Parti | October 7

Universities in the UNC system should plan on cutting their budgets by at least 10 percent and prepare to face a tough fight against legislators, the ...

Board of Governors to discuss UNC-system budget issues, tuition increases

By Tarini Parti | October 6

Discussion concerning the UNC system’s budget for next year and potential tuition increases will start in earnest at the Board of Governors’ meeting ...

Board of Govenors considering credit hour tuition

By Isabella Cochrane | October 3

A recommendation to the UNC-system Board of Governors to charge tuition by the credit hour could inhibit students from taking more classes.

Board of Governors meet with Thorp and Baddour

September 9

The UNC-system Board of Governors met with UNC Chancellor Holden Thorp and Athletic Director Dick Baddour Thursday at their meeting to discuss the NCAA ...

BOG ?nishes long-standing plans

By Tarini Parti | January 10

The UNC system Board of Governors tied up several loose ends, such as UNC-Charlotte’s potential football program, paid leave policy for university presidents ...

Administrator salary policy moving forward

By Jeanna Smialek and Ariel Zirulnick | November 13

A controversial policy governing salaries and paid leave for administrators took a step forward Thursday after months of stalls.The personnel and tenure ...

UNC system wants to split $200 tuition increase with state

By Tarini Parti | November 13

The UNC-system Board of Governors proposed a plan Thursday to balance the universities’ and state’s needs for additional money while keeping tuition ...

Lt. Gen. John Mulholland Jr. will sign an agreement on campus today.

Army to collaborate with system schools

By Ariel Zirulnick | November 12

The UNC system and the U.S. Army will launch a new chapter in their already-extensive collaboration today.The two institutions will centralize the interaction ...

Retreat rights could be cut

By Ariel Zirulnick | October 8

The practice of administrators “retreating” to faculty positions while retaining a large salary has been a higher education norm for decades, but ...

BOG looks to curb enrollment

By Ariel Zirulnick | September 18

The state’s higher education leaders said Friday that years of rapid enrollment need to slow down to help schools better deal with the growth.Years ...