University Of North Carolina

NCAA Will Pull More Events From North Carolina Unless HB2 Is Repealed, Sports Group Warns

The anti-LGBTQ law could continue to cost the state NCAA championship events, the North Carolina Sports Association said Monday.
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UNC Student Accuses College Of Protecting Football Player Who Allegedly Raped Her

The accusations are the latest in a recent spate of troubling stories about colleges' mishandling of sexual assault.
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University Of North Carolina Is Barred From Enforcing So-Called 'Bathroom Law'

A federal judge said that the bill's "one-size-fits-all" approach goes too far in harming transgender students.
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Southern University Will Remove 'Confederate' From Building Name

"It spoke to a past of racial segregation, slavery, and the terrible conflict over the unrealized high ideals of our nation and our university."
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University Of North Carolina Won't Enforce Anti-Trans Bathroom Bill

The UNC system president wrote in a court filing that she had "no intent" to enforce the new law.
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Why It's Unlikely That North Carolina Schools Would Lose Federal Funding

The feds definitely have the power to do it, but experts doubt it'll get to that point.
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North Carolina's Anti-LGBTQ Law Has A Major Hole In It

The new law has a major hole in it, and it's unclear whether universities will punish trans students for using the "wrong" bathroom.
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Academically Sketchy Program Defeats Academically Sketchy Program, 83-66

UNC beat Syracuse in a basketball game fair and square.
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Students Are Trying To Remove UNC’s Controversial President Before She Even Starts

Margaret Spellings, a former Bush administration official, was chosen to lead North Carolina's public universities in a secretive process, critics say.
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Former Education Secretary Under Bush To Lead UNC

The former Bush administration official will replace a Democrat pushed out by the board.
By JONATHAN DREW AND EMERY P. DALESIO, AP