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N.C. Agricultural & Technical State University

Motion to vote on UNC System DEI policy change approved by BOG committee

By Lauren Rhodes and Ashley Quincin | April 17

On Wednesday, the UNC Board of Governors Committee on University Governance passed a motion to allow the Board to vote on a new diversity and inclusion ...

Review: The weary student's guide to Chapel Hill bar crawls

By Hamsini Sivakumar | April 17

The Savannah Bananas bring a weekend of baseball and celebration to Durham

By Grace Nugent | April 18

Swifties at Carolina holds space for fans of Taylor Swift

By Maeson Wagner | April 18

Location: Greensboro, N.C.

Type: four-year, public

Year founded: 1891

Total enrollment (fall 2013): 10,561

Undergraduate enrollment (fall 2013): 8,872

Undergraduate applicants (fall 2013): 6,461

Acceptance rate: 56.5 percent

Graduation rate (after four years, 2010): 16 percent

In-state undergraduate tuition and fees (2013-14): $5,422.00

Sports nickname: Aggies

Website: www.ncat.edu

Attack on DEI: Statement from the Black Student Movement

April 18

"These recent actions from the Board of Governors convey that the diverse voices of students across our campuses are not worth protecting, at least not ...

Review: 'The Fall Guy' fumbles somewhere between parody and sincerity

By Charlie Bagwell | April 18

"Ryan Gosling’s latest movie, 'The Fall Guy,' aims high, but falls short. I had a good time, for sure, and the movie is a blast — but it didn’t ...

App State chancellor steps down amid student concerns over free speech, LGBTQ rights

By Caleb Herrera | April 18

Appalachian State Chancellor tendered her resignation on Monday and will formally exit the position on Friday.

NEXT Chapel Hill-Carrboro hosts first-ever Policy Slam Competition

By Kristin Kharrat | April 18

The event provided the opportunity for seven contestants to share local urban planning policies that can help create a more equitable community.

'Let it all be on me': UNC baseball coach takes responsibility for loss to Coastal Carolina

By Brendan Lunga | April 18

“As a head coach, you have certain decisions you have to make throughout the game,” UNC baseball head coach Scott Forbes said. “And I felt like ...

Column: As a non-baseball fanatic, Banana Ball is worth your time

By Gwen Peace | April 18

And as a previously proud non-baseball fan, I would venture to say that I was successfully converted to the dark side by the Savannah Bananas.

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Carrboro Town Council hears presentation on 2024-25 budget in work session

By Grace Whittemore | April 17

During its Tuesday night work session, the Carrboro Town Council heard from the Town's finance director Bret Greene about the state of the 2024-25 ...

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Chancellor search committee holds meeting with executive search firm

By Lena Miano | April 17

Laurie Wilder, the firm’s president and co-owner, said the next step for the committee will be to finalize a leadership profile, which includes marketing ...

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The Flying Pierogi soft-opens storefront in Carrboro's South Green

By Grace Whittemore | April 17

The restaurant previously operated out of a food truck that traveled throughout the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area serving its European-inspired cuisine.

Carrboro butcher shop cuts into the essence of the community

By Jackson Fromm | April 17

Cliff's Meat Market has served local customers for more than 50 years with a smiling face.

Students express frustration, scholarships taxed as income

By Maria Sullivan | April 17

UNC Media Relations said in an email statement that it is generally the student's responsibility to navigate their scholarship's taxes and to speak with ...

Column: In honor of Earth Day, here's a look at UNC's sustainability efforts

By Angelina Klepp | April 17

"To preserve the Earth for generations to come, sustainable development must be on the frontline of our priorities. In order to kickstart a green future, ...

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'Nutrition matters': New UNC research offers solutions to income-related nutrition inequities

By Akash Bhowmik | April 17

A study by UNC researchers at the Global Food Research Program tested the impact of subsidies for fresh produce offset by taxes on ultra-processed foods. ...

Column: As a baseball lover, an evening at Banana Ball is worth it

By Grace Nugent | April 17

As a diehard baseball fan, I say thank you to Banana Ball for bringing the love of the game to so many.

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Chapel Hill Town Council sees fewer proposed developments, meetings to start year

By Maddie Policastro | April 17

Since the start of 2024, the council has held only three regular meetings, changed multiple business meetings to work sessions and heard no new development ...

Editorial: The Editorial Board rates favorite Franklin Street restaurants

By Editorial Board | April 17

"The best thing about Franklin Street food is there’s something for everyone. From the Mexican at Cosmic Cantina and Que Chula Tacos & Tequila Bar ...