NC House preserves law school funding
The NC House of Representatives took out a spending cut proposed by the Senate to slash UNC law school’s funding by 30 percent. However, the North Carolina General Assembly budget is not finalized.
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The NC House of Representatives took out a spending cut proposed by the Senate to slash UNC law school’s funding by 30 percent. However, the North Carolina General Assembly budget is not finalized.
UNC student bands play types of music that aren’t in the Billboard Top 100, like meaty southern folk, feminist punk rock or experimental jazz noise.
Update (12:03 p.m.): The University has commented on the appeal. “We believe Judge Baddour already ruled correctly in this case by affirming the University’s responsibility to protect the privacy rights and educational records of all students. We look forward to presenting the University’s arguments and evidence during the appeal process and bringing this case to a fair conclusion," Vice Chancellor of Communications Joel Curran said in a statement.
UNC has released its response to the NCAA's third Notice of Allegations on its Carolina Commitment website after a review to protect privacy rights. The 102-page response begins with a paragraph stating that the narrative "popularized by media accounts" is "wrong and contradicted by the facts in the record."
Current North Carolina Speaker of the House Tim Moore tried to defund the Carolina Gay and Lesbian Association when he was UNC’s Student Congress speaker in 1991.
The Carrboro Board of Aldermen proposed a resolution May 9 for the North Carolina General Assembly to raise the age of juvenile court jurisdiction.
Judge Allen Baddour ruled May 3 that UNC is not required to provide public records concerning the identification of students or employees who are responsible for rape or sexual assault through the University’s various procedures.
A federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s plan to strip funding from sanctuary cities Tuesday.
Scientists and supporters gathered for the March for Science in Raleigh to advocate for science and its role in public policy.
A federal judge ruled that the redistricting of Greensboro's City Council by the N.C. General Assembly was unconstitutional last Monday.
The conversation surrounding charter schools has piqued national attention in recent months with the confirmation of Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos and her support of them.
Wake and Orange counties are the healthiest counties in North Carolina, according to a recent report.
A bill originally permitting gun owners to bring weapons to church services held in school buildings passed with a majority vote in the N.C. House March 27 and passed its first Senate reading the next day.
A poll conducted by Meredith College revealed that the vast majority of North Carolinians believe fake news is a problem and confuses citizens about politics and government.
While the third season of the ABC drama "American Crime" is set in North Carolina, it was not filmed in the state.
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of eastern North Carolina's American Red Cross, the American Red Cross and CBS North Carolina are hosting blood drives in Raleigh and Durham.
The first Congressional recess since the president’s inauguration was held last week — a time when legislators often return to home districts and hold public town hall meetings to communicate with constituents.
A bill proposed Feb. 14 would make Fayetteville the host of North Carolina's official fried chicken festival — though the city has yet to hold a fried chicken festival.
A newly released documentary centers around the efforts of Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., to pass legislation to compensate victims of North Carolina's forced sterilization program, which lasted until 1974.
With the election of N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper and a Republican majority in the General Assembly, the future of laws like House Bill 2 and Medicaid expansion are expected to be widely debated.