- Faculty Assembly Chair: Trouble at all levels with recruitment, retentionDr. Stephen Leonard, professor of political science at UNC Chapel Hill, is serving his second year as chair of the UNC System’s Faculty Assembly. He represents more than 16,000 professors ...Read more
- Brilliance in our midstCHAPEL HILL – Aziz Sancar, the UNC-Chapel Hill scientist who just won the Nobel Prize in chemistry along with Duke scientist Paul Modrich, is paid $103,000 a year by the ...Read more
- VIDEO: Reynolds CEO: One company’s reliance on NC higher edWINSTON-SALEM – Partnerships between the business world and academia take many, many forms. In the accompanying video, Susan Cameron, the President and CEO of Reynolds American, Inc., details one company’s reliance ...Read more
- VIDEO: Bringing the Big Top to ReynoldsWhen the Reynolds family gave money to build Reynolds Coliseum at NC State University, they did so on one condition – big doors. Susan Cameron, the President and CEO of Reynolds ...Read more
- ROSS: Faculty salaries a “glaring weakness” for North CarolinaCHAPEL HILL (Oct. 10, 2015) – University of North Carolina System President Tom Ross told a roomful of supporters Saturday that North Carolina’s public universities weathered the recession quite well ...Read more
- PHINEAS’ STORY: UNC Lineberger immunotherapy makes one happy 6-year-oldCHAPEL HILL – Two years ago, Carlos and Tina Sandi faced a fear that was all too familiar – the fear of losing a child to cancer. Their 4-year-old son, Phineas, ...Read more
- VIDEO: Randy Woodson on NC State and AgricultureAgriculture remains North Carolina’s biggest industry – 80 billion dollars a year big. In the accompanying video, NC State University Chancellor Randy Woodson talks about the technology – much of it ...Read more
- SWEET POTATOES: NCSU finds new homes for an old friendSweet potatoes are a traditional crop in North Carolina – the state leads the nation in sweet potato production, and the sweet potato is even recognized as the state vegetable. In ...Read more
- Set the bar highBy Paul Fulton and Brad Wilson Co-Chairs, Higher Education Works The University of North Carolina is revered as one of the best – if not the best – public university system ...Read more
- Bonds will build capacity for ‘jobs that don’t yet exist’RALEIGH (Sept. 30, 2015) – A bright spot for higher education in the final days of the 2015 General Assembly is a $2 billion bond package that North Carolina voters ...Read more