These three Supreme Court cases could affect North Carolinians
The cases being considered in the U.S. Supreme Court this term are set to have major ramifications for political representation, constitutional rights ...
Read More »The cases being considered in the U.S. Supreme Court this term are set to have major ramifications for political representation, constitutional rights ...
Read More »Last week, Democrat Ralph Northam defeated Republican Ed Gillespie in the highly publicized Virginia gubernatorial race — an important victory for Democrats ...
Read More »First-year Alex Stephens was quick to answer what she expected from the event. “Radicalism,” she said. Sebastian Gorka, a former Trump administration ...
Read More »House Bill 1 — the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act — proposed on Nov. 2 by Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives includes several provisions that ...
Read More »Wildfire activity in the western United States is linked to warming in the arctic, according to a recent study.
Read More »Chapel Hill-based research company Rho is moving its headquarters to Research Triangle Park.
Read More »Rep. Walter Jones, R-N.C., sends condolence letters to the families of soldiers killed in the Middle East. Jones recently wrote letters to the families ...
Read More »Tech companies are pursuing artificial intelligence projects more than ever, and they’re looking at universities to recruit their new talent.
Read More »The North Carolina Commission of Inquiry on Torture will hold a public hearing Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 to explore North Carolina’s role in supporting the ...
Read More »The extreme nature of recent storms like Hurricane Maria has led more scientists and experts to speak out on the potential damages of climate change. ...
Read More »In the midst of uncertainty surrounding travel restrictions in the United States, American universities are seeing fewer foreign students on their campuses. ...
Read More »Orange County has the highest per capita income in North Carolina according to the 2017 State of the Community report put together by the Chapel Hill-Carrboro ...
Read More »The first large-scale study of the genetics of skin color in Africans was published in the journal Science on Oct. 12 — identifying new regions of the ...
Read More »Staff writer Kayli Watson spoke with Peter Bolish, manager of the UNC Computer Care Center, Carlos Brandon, team lead at the UNC Walk-in Service Desk ...
Read More »U.S. Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., and U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., are among the top four recipients of funding from the National Rifle Association, ...
Read More »Innovation is alive and well in the research endeavors by UNC professors. From a skin patch that dissolves fat, a rapid diagnostic test for malaria that ...
Read More »Infosys will open its North Carolina Technology and Innovation Hub, which plans to hire 2,000 Americans workers by 2021, in Raleigh — giving career ...
Read More »As Western Carolina University finalizes its online enrollment for this coming year, the school's online distance learning program is expected to grow ...
Read More »As Congress works to overhaul the United States tax system, one local leader hopes to use North Carolina as an example.
Read More »Joseph DeSimone, a chemistry professor at UNC and chemical engineering professor at North Carolina State University, received the 22nd Heinz Award in ...
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