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UNC men's soccer team's season ends with 1-0 loss to Oregon State in NCAA quarterfinals

| December 2

Faculty and Administration

Professor Altha Cravey's third-floor office window displays a sign reading "Hurston" in the recently renamed Carolina Hall.

UNC administrators working to change signs policy

By Hannah Smoot | August 10

After geography professor Altha Cravey was asked to take down a “Hurston Hall” sign in her office in the newly renamed Carolina Hall Friday due to ...

Geography professor tells police she won't remove "Hurston Hall" sign

By Sofia Edelman | August 7

Geography professor Altha Cravey said she was shocked to see police outside her office in Carolina Hall this morning.

Former chancellor William B. Aycock dies at 99

By From staff and wire reports | June 21

Former chancellor and retired law professor William B. Aycock, who would have turned 100 in October, has died.

Aerospace department chairman killed in car accident

By From staff and wire reports | June 8

Lt. Col. John Wade Collins, chairman of the Department of Aerospace Studies and commander of the Air Force ROTC, died in a car accident Monday morning. ...

Faculty Executive Committee proposes new athletics task force

By Victoria Mirian | April 28

The Faculty Executive Committee discussed the formation of another group tasked with examining the University’s athletic program at its meeting Monday. ...

Faculty Council wraps up 2014-2015

By Stephanie Lamm | April 25

UNC's turbulent year was on the minds of many at the final Faculty Council meeting of the academic year Friday.

Filling top in administration spots costs UNC $840K

By Amanda Albright | April 24

If anyone should be happy about chancellors quitting after just years on the job, it’s William Funk.

Students and faculty gathered to rally on the steps of Wilson Library on Wednesday.

Campaign to win better pay for adjunct faculty gains steam in NC

By Sarah Brown | April 19

North Carolina college students will soon finish up the spring semester and leave campus for internships, study abroad and beach vacations. One of their ...

Pharmacy professor Lee dedicated to research

By Anyssa Reddix | April 16

At a research-based university like UNC, professors who conduct and publish their research are not uncommon.

Adjunct faculty push for fair pay

By Sarah Brown | April 16

There are the familiar faces of the worker’s rights movement: fast-food workers, health care workers, farmers. And there are the unexpected ones: university ...

Bobbi Owen still under disciplinary review

By Jane Wester | April 14

Bobbi Owen said she wants to be known as a professor of dramatic art.

Faculty Executive Committee reviews proposals for athlete education

By Sarah Thomas | April 14

Faculty Executive Committee members discussed new specialized education proposals for UNC athletes when they met Monday.

Brian Hogan wins Carolina Chiron Award

By Kristen Chung | April 9

References to a broken scooter and a bag of shattered light bulbs were key parts of the lecture that Brian Hogan gave to a mix of students and faculty ...

UNC system, legislature often find themselves at odds

By Nick Niedzwiadek | April 1

The road between University administrators in South Building and legislators in downtown Raleigh is the same as it’s always been — even if in recent ...

Discussion on women in the workplace draws a crowd

By Sindhu Chidambaram | March 31

Less than a week after a former housekeeper sued the University for a hostile work environment — in a lawsuit that detailed a sex-for-hire scandal in ...

Proposal would require UNC professors to teach eight courses a year

By Hallie Dean | March 31

Tenured professors at UNC teach an average of 2.5 courses per semester — but a new proposal in the N.C. General Assembly could require all UNC-system ...

Associate Professor at North Carolina Central University Antonio Baines (right), speaks at the Faculty Executive meeting on Monday.

Trustee asks faculty to give feedback on Saunders Hall

By Sarah Thomas | March 31

University Trustee Chuck Duckett attended Monday’s Faculty Executive Committee to inform committee members about the progress of the proposal to rename ...

Q&A with UNC author Andrew Reynolds

By Jun Chou | March 25

Four years and three drafts later,UNC political science professor Andrew Reynolds is publishing “The Arab Spring: Pathways of Repression and Reform.” ...

Mary Kay Henry, the first woman president of Service Employees International Union and other service workers, speak for Raise Up for $15 in Chapman Hall Monday evening.

Workers, adjunct faculty struggle with wages

By Sam Shaw | March 24

Students, low-wage workers and a union president sought to find common ground in the plight of minimum-wage workers and adjunct faculty at an event Monday. ...

UNC to grant students' requests for admissions files under FERPA

By Corey Risinger | March 23

College acceptance might no longer be a mystery to UNC students — the University is expected to join a national movement and release admissions files ...