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Universities' expense sheets include big-ticket facility upgrades, salaries, and budget deficit corrections.
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App State, Charlotte and East Carolina have all hired new football coaches within the past month. Meanwhile, the most high-profile opening in the state — at UNC-Chapel Hill — remains open while rumors of Bill Belichick swirl.
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The North Carolina General Assembly has appropriated $20 million for recovery at public universities impacted by Helene. The UNC System will distribute the money, with the bulk of the appropriation going to students at institutions across the state.
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Appalachian State, UNC-Asheville, and Western Carolina University were all shut down by Helene. The storm’s flooding and mudslides damaged buildings and cut water, electricity, and power at some of the campuses.
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Some colleges in North Carolina had to evacuate their students after flooding from Helene left them without power, running water, and cell phone connectivity.
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The UNC System sent the same guidance to every public university in the state, but each had a different plan for compliance.
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Several universities have shuttered their DEI offices to comply with a new UNC System policy. LGBTQ+ advocates worry on- and off-campus voices will weaponize these changes against university centers, students, and faculty.
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Universities will split $10.7 million this year. Projections for the next sports betting provision is over twice as high.
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Leoneda Inge talks with ¹ÏÉñapp's higher education reporter Brianna Atkinson about how North Carolina's public universities are complying with a ban on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
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State lawmakers want to require North Carolina's public universities to play against each other in sports more often.