UNC might have hired the wrong coach, but by investing more in football, it's well positioned to thrive amid TV-driven conference changes.

Areas like Robeson County face some of the greatest climate risks, but have fewer resources to cope with extreme heat and ...

Three Durham students shared their experiences taking dual enrollment classes, which allow them to earn college credit while ...

Thousands of N.C. students are getting college credits, professional certifications, and even degrees while they’re still in high school. By 2028, Durham Public Schools hopes a quarter of its ...

North Carolina colleges are debating three-year degrees. In 2023, the legislature directed public high schools to create an ...

More high schools are providing students with a faster path to a college degree, and more community colleges are trying to figure out how to best prepare students for the workforce. What is the role ...

Republicans have made a top talking point out of a 2021 settlement then-Gov. Roy Cooper’s administration reached with advocacy groups to reduce the state prison population amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Andrew Nurkin teaches public policy at Duke University. He recently curated the exhibit “To Love and Live Free: The 1986 Mayoral Recall Fight and the Origins of Durham Pride” at the Museum of Durham ...

To hear Monty Sullivan talk about community colleges is like hearing a preacher share the gospel, a salesman make a pitch, or a politician rally his supporters. To be clear, Sullivan is a talker; he ...

The Democratic Senate candidate is campaigning on his rural upbringing, but his recipe for success is less remarkable than you might think.

A new Wake County program is testing an apprenticeship model to help instructional assistants get the training they need to lead a classroom.