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Diversity and Multicultural Affairs

Dance Company to share Korean culture at Memorial Hall

By Tariq Luthun | September 27

The Carolina Performing Arts series will present “Dynamic Korea: Dance and Song,” bringing the Chae Hyang Soon Dance Company to perform its iteration ...

First black students John Lewis Brandon and Ralph and LeRoy Frasier were honored at Saturday’s football game for the 55th anniversary of desegregation at UNC by Chancellor Holden Thorp and Vice Chancellor Winston Crisp.

First black students' 55th anniversary honored

By Deborah Strange | September 19

Students and faculty celebrated the 55th anniversary of John Lewis Brandon and Ralph and LeRoy Frasier’s enrollment at UNC on Friday at the Sonja Haynes ...

UNC seeks diversity among administrators

By Colleen Volz | September 2

A report released Wednesday said UNC needs more diversity at the top. After combing through hundreds of pages of data from all University departments, ...

Asian Students Association seeks more diversity

By Melvin Backman | August 26

Despite a slight drop in the percentage of Asian-American students at UNC, the Asian Students Association tripled in size within the past two years.

UNC loses another top female administrator

By Rebecca Putterman | July 14

Moving up in the ranks at Carolina isn’t easy. While many promotions choose the obvious second in command, UNC employs national searches to find the ...

Despite opposition, Wake school board repeals diversity policy

By Annie Clark | May 19

The Wake County School Board voted in a 5-4 decision Tuesday night to overturn 30 years of policy designed to promote public school diversity in favor ...

Waithera Karim-Sesay delivers a talk in the style of a “last lecture” on Sunday. DTH/ Daniel Sircar

Karim-Sesay gives ‘last lecture’ on Africa

By Steven Norton | April 11

In her “last lecture,” professor Waithera Karim-Sesay showed that there’s more to Africa than meets the eye and provided a more holistic view of ...

American Indian groups protest curriculum shift

By Jen Serdetchnaia | March 22

The state is revising an education reform plan after an early draft caused outrage among American Indian communities. The State Board of Education’s ...

Racial gap growing in Division I basketball

By Robert Smith | March 22

The gap in graduation rates between black and white NCAA men’s Division I basketball players is widening.

Wes and Jane Hare talk with Patrick O’Neill at the fourth annual “HK on J” civil rights event. DTH/Daniel Sircar

Historic HK on J march draws hundreds

By Jeremiah Gregg | March 1

RALEIGH — Hundreds of people gathered at Shaw University on Saturday, chanting and singing hymns to promote education reform for the state. The Historic ...