An NIH grant will fund an unconventional strategy at UNC Asheville against drug-resistant bacteria and it's undergraduates, not graduate students, are doing the lab work.
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State education officials say a new survey of North Carolina high school students shows many risky behaviors such as substance use have fallen to their lowest levels in two decades, while mental health concerns have eased from pandemic-era highs.
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Here are eight things to know about the N.C. Board of Education's update on the status of North Carolina's charter schools.
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Virtual School will shift to an asynchronous learning model for high school students this school year, allowing students to complete coursework on their own schedules.
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Some budget adjustments come from updated cost savings, but one thing that may be on the chopping block is a raise to teachers' locally-funded salary supplement.
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It’s the business magazine’s first-ever ranking of historically Black colleges and universities.
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Appalachian State University's solar racing team placed first in the American Solar Challenge multi-passenger vehicle class over the weekend. They're now the first team in American Solar Challenge history to win the multi-passenger class twice.
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Students in several South Carolina school districts returned to class Monday.Those districts include Clover, Fort Mill, Rock Hill and York District 1.In North Carolina, Cabarrus County students return to class Aug. 12. Union County schools resume Aug. 24, and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools return to the classroom Aug. 25.
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Johnson C. Smith University began tearing down Liston Residence Hall on Wednesday. The hall had stood for nearly 65 years.
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The Fort Mill School District is asking South Carolina state leaders to intervene and shut down operations at the controversial Silfab Solar manufacturing facility.
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A group that North Carolina lawmakers created to boost education in the state has begun drafting recommendations for policy change. Members are focused on early literacy, the teacher pipeline and the school performance grades model.
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Board of Governors limits new UNC-Chapel Hill program to 75 students, targets enrolled students seeking undergraduate degree in social work.
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Early voting sites at UNCG and NC A&T are key issues for the Guilford County Board of Elections. The nonunanimous decision now goes to the State Board.