…red states have tried, despite federal pressure, to create a fairer system. North Carolina and North Dakota enacted laws requiring schools to allow accused students to have lawyers. (UNC then…
…wrongfully accused students would have ignored the Innocence Project (with which they have, in fact, been actively involved), and instead focused on raising funds for the North Carolina NAACP. That…
…Court Justice William O. Douglas, Village Voice columnist Nat Hentoff, Harvard historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr., Yale chaplain William Sloane Coffin, former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, University of North Carolina President…
…the University of Texas, a man who exposed an admissions scandal– and consequently faced impeachment and vindictive legal proceedings. Or how about governance in North Carolina’s Research Triangle, where Duke…
…students $1,400 on tuition.” At the University of North Carolina Greensboro (UNCG), students in its accelerated program “can realize up to $9,000 in tuition savings.” At the University of California,…
…mid-1960s many experts considered Berkeley to be the finest university in the world. Flagship universities in Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, North Carolina, and Virginia earned high rankings. Related: How Our…
…our civilization is now openly attacked, mocked, or simply eliminated. In recent years, Yale and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have turned down gifts of twenty- and…
…Schools National Universities University of California–Berkeley University of California–Los Angeles (tie) University of Virginia (tie) University of Michigan–Ann Arbor University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill William and Mary Georgia Tech University…
…questioning whether it’s appropriate for white people to eat pad Thai. Turnabout, then: I guess that means that as a native of North Carolina, I can ban the Thais from…
…funding, and public perceptions that they punish innocent students. Examples from four elite institutions—Yale, Amherst, the University of North Carolina, and Occidental College—reveal unfair procedures that come close to presuming…
…particularly chilling effects in academia. Current conservative governors in Wisconsin and North Carolina have mounted controversial political attacks on state university systems, while the emerging Republican platform condemns pornography (whatever…
…of the plaintiffs are transgender men — one an employee of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the other a student at the University of North Carolina…
Governor McCrory, Attorney General Roy Cooper, and the University of North Carolina on behalf of a UNC-Chapel Hill staff member, a UNC-Greesboro student, and a North Carolina Central University law…
…So the challenges to racial preferences will continue; cases already filed against Harvard and the University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill that had been on hold will now proceed. And the…
…the state of North Carolina. As has been widely reported and discussed, the Tar Heel State has ruled that individuals should use public restrooms corresponding to their sex at birth….
…Title IX overreach. What’s the truth of the matter? Has the AAUP consulted its moral compass and found the true north of presumption of innocence, due process, fair treatment of…
…fearful of this movement that they have joined with it preemptively. At the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in response to the events on the campus, in Missouri,…
…immediately settle the fees via MoneyGram. Related: The Biggest Money Scam on College Campuses The scam has occurred in eight states so far — North and South Carolina, Georgia, Oklahoma,…
…and students, without any such catalyst. App State, as most people in North Carolina call it, “suffers” from being an overwhelmingly white school located in an overwhelmingly white region. Only…
…Mock’s father was fired from his position as University of North Carolina wrestling coach after starting a blog defending his son. UTC claimed that performance issues dictated the decision; the…
…the University of North Carolina, that would be considered a red flag. “State schools,” as public universities are called in this competition, would be considered a sign of “intellectual failure.”…
…Vermont-Massachusetts border? Why does North Carolina demand a $37,000 fee before allowing administrators with a distance learning university to meet prospective students face to face? A Norwich University administrator offers…
…the university could function with less money. In North Carolina, state senator Tom McInnis, also a Republican, has introduced legislation that would require all professors in the University of North…
…instead chose the University of North Carolina (and now regrets that he devoted so much of his time there to fun rather than taking better advantage of the learning opportunities…
…it chooses to. The university traces itself to 1838 when it began as a “subscription school” organized by Methodist and Quaker families in rural North Carolina. The Quakers later split…
…It turns out that North Carolina law requires people serving as private investigators to have conducted 300 hours of training; no evidence exists that Irvine ever had such training. It’s…
…seen staging colorful events such as YAL-oween at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the “graveyard of civil rights” at Elizabethtown College and numerous other colleges. The…
You can’t make this stuff up. Elon University in North Carolina has dropped the word “freshman” and replaced it with “first-year,” according to The College Fix. ”Freshman,” of course, has…
…to the second development. Harvard University and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill have been sued this week for their racial discrimination in student-admission policies, as explained in this press…
…of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Nearly three weeks after news broke of the imaginary classes and unearned marks for athletes at UNC, the accreditor acted–by issuing a pathetic warning letter…