- WCU: The Shining Light in the WestThe story of Western Carolina University – the story of an affordable, welcoming university in the mountains that prepares its students to succeed and to serve – is one that ...Read more
- Obama opens the Debate on Access to Higher EdLet’s have the debate. President Obama’s proposal to offer free community college to students with at least a 2.5 grade-point average has its skeptics – congressional leaders seem quite cool to ...Read more
- Campus Brain Drain [INFOGRAPHIC]
- Tom Ross a Steady Hand During Era of Tremendous ChangeTom Ross will step down as President of the University of North Carolina system at the end of 2015, but his reserved judicial temperament has been a stabilizing force for ...Read more
- North Carolina Shifts the State’s Burden to StudentsNorth Carolina’s public universities have always struck a careful balance between state support and student tuition, making sure that students and their families can afford a high-quality college education. But since ...Read more
- Spring Course Offerings Make a Difference in the Real WorldAs students across North Carolina return from winter break, those heading back to the state’s public universities have an interesting semester ahead. This spring, classes across the UNC system will challenge ...Read more
- AT RISK: NC budget shortfall threatens support for studentsThe economy is steadily improving, but North Carolina’s public universities could still face lean times when the legislature convenes in January. The Office of the State Controller estimates that state revenue for the ...Read more
- RTP CEO: “It will never be finished.”In the second installment of our interview with Research Triangle Park President and CEO Bob Geolas, Geolas shares some eye-opening statistics about the park: 7,000 acres, 190 companies, and 60% ...Read more
- RTP CEO: “We’ve built a strong value proposition around talent.”In the 1950s, officials told the mothers of North Carolina that if they didn’t support the nascent Research Triangle Park, their sons would move up north and marry Yankees and ...Read more
- Eshelman gives $100M to UNC-CH Eshelman School of PharmacyCHAPEL HILL — In the largest donation ever to UNC-Chapel Hill, pharmaceutical executive Fred Eshelman is giving $100 million to the School of Pharmacy that already bears his name. “We must ...Read more