North Carolina Central University unveiled a new logo on Thursday, April 19, 2018 as part of a larger branding effort. So far, many alumni on social media have rejected the logo, saying it does not represent the institution.
Under fire for delays in spending federal Hurricane Matthew recovery, North Carolina Emergency Management Director Mike Sprayberry said the timeline is "not acceptable."
As President Donald Trump continues to remake the Republican Party in his image, calls for last rites to be given to American conservatism are not just premature –they’re entirely wrong. Accusing Republican voters of political apostasy for supporting Trump is wrong, too. These perspectives are also evidence that the accusers are missing an intellectual and political reformation that is reshaping U.S. politics.
Students from high schools across Chapel Hill and Carrboro walked out of school and marched up to 4.6 miles to Franklin St.'s Peace and Justice Plaza for an anti-gun violence rally on the 19th anniversary of the Columbine school shooting.