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Board of Governors discusses fall operations, out-of-state HBCU enrollment caps

Board of Governors discusses fall operations, out-of-state HBCU enrollment caps

The UNC Board of Governors met April 22 to discuss returning to normal operations in the fall, increasing out…

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Digital time capsules: UNC Story Archive preserves oral histories for future generations

Digital time capsules: UNC Story Archive preserves oral histories for future generations

The UNC Library is looking for participants for its recently released UNC Story Archive, a program where memb…

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'It's an island': AAPI students share experiences studying in Hussman School

'It's an island': AAPI students share experiences studying in Hussman School

UNC Asian American and Pacific Islander students in the journalism field reflect on their experiences within …

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After three years as DTH general manager, Erica Perel takes new job at Hussman School

After three years as DTH general manager, Erica Perel takes new job at Hussman School

Perel has played many different roles throughout her journalistic career. She was the DTH's editor-in-chief a…

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'Flipped upside down': Students reflect on the start of the pandemic

'Flipped upside down': Students reflect on the start of the pandemic

It's been a year since COVID-19 first arrived in North Carolina - shutting down everything from local busines…

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'Almost like normal': Warmer weather encourages students to spend time outdoors

'Almost like normal': Warmer weather encourages students to spend time outdoors

"Research shows that spending two hours outside every week has huge benefits for us," CAPS psychiatrist Lesli…

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State legislators end funding for community college student success initiative

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By Brianna Atkinson Verified
| WFAE-FM (Charlotte, NC) Verified
The North Carolina General Assembly has ended funding for a program designed to improve outcomes for community college students. The 20-year old “Minority Male Success Initiative” originally supported efforts to close opportunity gaps for historically underserved students. Anti-DEI efforts forced a name and focus change last year. With the release last week of the state budget, funding has been cut altogether.
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State legislators end funding for community college student success initiative

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| Flipboard
Housing 2 hours ago Here are the everyday expenses North Carolina residents say they can’t afford charlotteobserver.com - Renee Umsted • 2h Rising prices are taking a toll on a majority of North Carolinians — even those who don’t struggle to make ends meet. In a new survey from Catawba … 0:28 5 hours ago Man charged with school break-in using homemade plasma cannon WXII • 5h A homemade plasma cannon was used on school property.
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