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UNC-system happenings for Sept. 11, 2015

By Yoon Ju Chung and Anica Midthun | September 11

Laverne Cox to speak at NCCU Laverne Cox, an Emmy-nominated transgender actress and the first trans woman of color to play a leading role on mainstream ...

Gene Nichol, director of the Center on Poverty, Work, and Opportunity, spoke about the center’s closure before members of UNC Young Democrats Monday evening in Bingham Hall in 2011.

Professor Gene Nichol says politics caused the poverty center's closing

By Marisa Bakker | March 3

Gene Nichol is a man who won’t be moved.

UNC-system happenings for Nov. 25, 2014

By Blake Dodge | November 25

Appalachian State University has experienced three student deaths this semester — two of which happened in the last 11 days.

UNC-system happenings for Sept. 26, 2014

By Elizabeth Matulis | September 26

UNC-Greensboro is following in the footsteps of UNC-CH and Duke University on sexual assault prevention, launching a new program this fall to address ...

UNC-system happenings for Sept. 8, 2014

By Sarah Brown | September 8

Winston-Salem State University might have a new chancellor in less than a week.

Stefan Weathers is the student body president at North Carolina Central University.

Historically black N.C. schools battle declining enrollment, look to move forward

By Sarah Brown | September 18

North Carolina has 11 four-year public and private HBCUs — the most in the country — but fewer HBCU students in the state are able to afford four-plus ...

Moral Monday arrestees weigh legal options

By Sarah Brown | August 15

Court officials in Wake County are looking to simplify the aftermath of nearly 1,000 people being arrested over the dozen Moral Monday protests this summer ...

Reports of gunmen put three NC universities under lockdown

By Madeline Will | April 14

Three N.C. universities were on lockdown last week after gunmen were reportedly spotted on each campus — but outcomes ranged from a student being shot ...

The 36th Carolina Jazz Festival Tuesday night at 7:30 in Hill Hall Auditorium. The concert featured jazz music through the past century.
Guitarist Baron Tymas

NC jazz orchestra hosts 5-set concert

By Edmond Harrison | February 19

The history of jazz was on display in Hill Hall Auditorium Tuesday night, with the North Carolina Jazz Repertory Orchestra splitting the genre into five ...

NCCU's first female chancellor elected

By James Thorpe | February 11

Whether in Washington, D.C., or in the private sector, North Carolina Central University’s new chancellor has always been on the cutting edge of higher ...

NC Central University approves restructuring of academic programs

By Amanda Albright | February 27

After a report on academic degree duplication last year failed to find concrete proposals for restructuring academic programs, several UNC-system schools ...

NCCU could expel 500 for low grades

By Isabella Cochrane | April 11

New academic standards at N.C. Central University have put more than 500 students in jeopardy of being kicked out of school. As many as 519 students ...

The marching bands of NCCU (pictured) and WCU were chosen to perform in the 2011 Rose Parade. Photo courtesy of NCCU

Local bands chosen for 2011 Rose Parade

By Seth Cline | November 30

Two N.C. university marching bands have been invited to the 2011 Rose Parade, one of the most prestigious parades a college marching band can participate ...

Schools outline Tomorrow goals

By Rebecca Putterman | August 19

When the 17 UNC-system campuses were asked to respond by May with their plans to complete the goal that system President Erskine Bowles gave them in December, ...