Guests at Tuesday’s Greenville-Pitt Chamber of Commerce Power Lunch series got an insider’s preview of the future of children’s health care in eastern North Carolina.
Teacher education in the nation’s universities is “an industry of mediocrity,” says a new report that rates hundreds of programs and gives less than 10 percent a favorable grade.
Published: June 18, 2013 CHAPEL HILL — UNC-Chapel Hill will hold an emergency drill between 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. Wednesday. The drill will take place near Davis Library. The library backs up to Raleigh Street and its front entrance is near the Pit and Lenoir Dining Hall. During the drill, the area [...]
An ECU alert posted to Twitter on Monday about a violent intruder and campus lockdown was a test message mistakenly tweeted, university officials said Tuesday.
James Eubert Holshouser Jr., the first Republican governor of the 20th century and a champion of education, the environment and health care, died Monday after several months of declining health.
Jim Holshouser, who died Monday at 78, retained that flat, mountain accent of his home turf in Boone all his life, long after he’d left the mountains for politics in Raleigh and then the practice of law in Southern Pines.
During his time as governor of North Carolina, Jim Holshouser distinguished himself by eschewing the politics of social division so prevalent in his era, choosing instead a path that sought to improve the lives of all North Carolinians.
Athletic director Bubba Cunningham saw North Carolina win a pair of NCAA championships this season and earn recognition as the nation’s best women’s athletic program.