How UNC-Chapel Hill benefited from letting a hit show film on campus. Plus updates from Saint Augustine’s and Guilford.
Matt Hartman
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The Quad: AI-pocalypse Now
North Carolina colleges tackle AI in the classroom. Plus, Kettering updates and a Q&A with UNC-Chapel Hill’s vice chancellor for research.
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The Quad: UNC at Chapel Hill at Flint, Michigan
Why UNC-Chapel Hill considered opening a campus in Michigan. Plus tenure attacks and job changes.
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Inside UNC-Chapel Hill’s Scrapped Plan to Open a Michigan Campus
Documents show the university explored purchasing an engineering school in Flint, Michigan.
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In Emails, UNC’s Provost Claimed Roberts Approved Tenure Delay
In an email, Chris Clemens said Chancellor Lee Roberts agreed to the trustees’ controversial move for financial reasons.
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The Quad: St. Andrews’ Ghost
What St. Andrews’ closure means for Laurinburg. Plus, belt-tightening and tenure tussling at UNC-Chapel Hill.
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UNC-Chapel Hill Unveils Plan to Cut $70 Million in Response to Funding PressureÂ
The university said the savings—equivalent to 2 percent of its operating budget—will include cuts to nonresident financial aid, staff positions, and other areas.
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The Quad: How UNC-CH Will Pay to Play
An inside look at UNC-Chapel Hill’s options for raising athletics revenue. Plus, DEI compliance and an innovative high school.
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How UNC-Chapel Hill Could Find $20.5 Million to Pay Athletes
Internal documents show the school is considering everything from selling stadium naming rights to putting ads on jerseys.
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Federal ‘Disruption’ Aside, NC Leaders Are Bullish on Higher Ed
At The Assembly’s inaugural Newsmakers event, UNC System President Peter Hans and other leaders reflected on funding cuts, partisanship, AI, and the importance of liberal arts.