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

| December 17

North Carolina Politics

UNC's Students for Education Reform hosts discussion on the accessibility of opportunities

By Lauren Gil | November 29

Not all young children have the privilege of having parents at home who provide a solid foundation for learning, especially during the pivotal elementary ...

NC coalition calls for reform of redistricting process

By Meredith Burns | November 25

After a sweeping Republican victory in the N.C. General Assembly on election night, calls have resurfaced for redistricting reform in next year’s legislative ...

Death penalty restrictions may relax

November 19

Only four capital trials were held this year in North Carolina, and for the first time since 1977, no new death sentences were imposed in 2012, according ...

UNC students air concerns at ?ve-year-plan forum

By Eric Garcia | October 30

Despite concerns about time constraints, UNC-CH students were still provided an opportunity to give their input about the future of the UNC system at ...

Gubernatorial candidate Pat McCrory (left) and Peter Hans, UNC BOG Chairman, converse after Bill Friday’s memorial on Oct. 17.

State legislators will advise on the UNC system's direction

By Amanda Albright | October 28

The UNC system is seeking to open up new channels of communication with state legislators in a novel way. But the commitment of those legislators to higher ...

The BOG's shift to the right

By Stewart Boss | September 17

Being the party in charge of the North Carolina General Assembly comes with a few perks. One example is putting your campaign donors and ideological allies ...

Student veterans may see tuition relief

By Graham McAlister | September 17

Student veterans in the state might soon find relief from burdensome tuition costs.

UNC alumna returns as lobbyist to state legislature

By Madeline Will | September 12

When January rolls around, new state legislators will be learning the ropes and inner workings of the N.C. General Assembly.

Tenant law changes expands the rights of landlords

By Samuel Mason | July 11

Students who rent or lease property may have even less protection from their landlords in the fall.

UNC-system employees will receive pay raises after four years

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | July 11

UNC-system employees have gone four years without pay increases, but that will soon change.

Protesters present petition against sea level rise bill

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | June 25

A group of protesters gathered in Raleigh on Tuesday to encourage legislators to reject a bill that requires planning agencies to use historical, rather ...

State budget receives mixed reviews

By Amanda Albright | June 25

The state budget modifications passed by the N.C. General Assembly last week have left some groups satisfied, and others wanting more. Legislators have ...

Legislature moving quickly

By Amanda Albright | June 20

Legislators are attempting to pass bills on topics ranging from the death penalty to eugenics in the short session, which began May 16.

Fracking may be legalized this year

By Amanda Albright | June 11

A bill legalizing fracking may become law this year, despite growing opposition from local governments. Some activists believe the Clean Energy and Economic ...

House votes to increase funding to UNC system

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | May 31

The House passed a bill that could increase funding to the UNC-system by $10.5 million. By a 73-46 margin, the Modify 2011 Appropriations Act passed ...

Legislature looks to legalize fracking

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | May 30

The N.C. General Assembly is debating two very different approaches to introducing hydraulic fracturing in the state. The two bills that would legalize ...

UNC-system funding may increase

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | May 30

UNC-system officials are hopeful that they might reclaim some state funding as lawmakers discuss budget revisions. But legislators might not be able to ...

Leimenstoll starts lobbying campaign in Raleigh

By Jessica New | May 21

Sen. Richard Stevens, R-Wake, said there is a disconnect between the current N.C. General Assembly and the UNC system.

McCrory pushes for voter photo ID law

By Claire Williams | April 24

Republican gubernatorial candidate Pat McCrory encouraged his supporters to bring photo identification to the polls during this week’s early voting ...

NC General Assembly to debate fracking bill

By Amanda Albright | April 24

Along with tuition increases and UNC workers’ rights, yet another controversial topic will be discussed on the N.C. General Assembly floor in May — ...