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Laura Fjeld isn’t a career politician.
Duke University recently announced its decision to include sexual reassignment surgery in employee health care plans, but UNC-CH isn’t likely to follow suit.
Several Connecticut state legislators are calling for a public hearing on a university’s sexual assault policies — but despite pending federal investigations at UNC-CH, the issue has not yet been raised in the N.C. General Assembly.
In an increasingly technological world, personal data runs the risk of being exposed — but researchers are on their way to tightening data security requirements.
Valerie Foushee will be sworn into the N.C. Senate at 2 p.m. today following her official resignation from her N.C. House of Representatives seat — as five candidates vie to replace her as representative.
Gov. Pat McCrory is engaging with UNC-system leaders to discuss campus substance abuse concerns — but public safety officials say campus crime statistics show no reason for alarm.
UNC students, tired of feeling ignored by the UNC-system Board of Governors, will march a mile to the board’s meeting on Friday to make their voices heard.
In the wake of NAACP President Benjamin Todd Jealous’ resignation from the national association, local chapter leaders in North Carolina say they are not worried about the future of left-leaning political advocacy.
CORRECTION — Due to a reporting error, an earlier version of this story said the number of UNC-CH freshmen who identify as Hispanic increased by almost 25 percent from 2009 to 2012. The increase actually occurred from 2009 to 2013. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.
While the state has yet to set the regulations for abortion clinics after a new law signed this summer, at least one abortion clinic in the state has voluntarily shut down for good.
After President Barack Obama laid out his proposal last week to make college more affordable for middle-class families, the higher education community is still largely tentative about moving forward with the plan.
Students interested in rushing this semester might find something outside Fraternity Court — anarchy.
Even after Gov. Pat McCrory signed a controversial abortion bill into law late last month, the future of abortion in North Carolina is still unclear.
Duke University’s decision to include coverage of sexual reassignment surgery in its student health insurance plan starting next year might prompt UNC-system schools to offer the same.
When 10-year-old Maya Osaka heard that the historic site commemorating her favorite president and UNC alumnus, James K. Polk, might be shut down due to budget cuts, she knew she had to take action.
A North Carolina resolution that garnered national scrutiny for its assertion that the state and localities could establish a religion met a swift end Thursday.
After student health insurance premiums nearly doubled this year, the UNC system has decided to change providers from Pearce and Pearce Inc. to BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina.
The recent appointment of a majority of Republicans to the UNC-system Board of Governors has added fuel to a fiery debate about the influence of members’ political affiliation on the system’s educational mission.
Campus police at private colleges and universities might soon be subject to the state’s public records law in response to a N.C. Supreme Court case involving a former Elon University television reporter.
State legislators are proposing to revamp the way money from the North Carolina Education Lottery is spent after statewide scrutiny of its advertising practices.