UNC scandal
Ex-chancellor Moeser criticizes coverage of UNC scandal
“I think they target people, and they take pleasure in bringing people down,” said Moeser. “I think their real goal here was to remove banners from the Smith Center.”
UNC scandal
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EDUCATION
UNC’s Holden Thorp steps out of the spotlight
In a recent interview, Thorp, leaving soon for Washington University, said he wished he had watched “Friday Night Lights” five years ago. An education about athletics would’ve come in handy.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Holden Thorp says athletics ‘can overwhelm’ chancellor
Holden Thorp, the departing chancellor at UNC-Chapel Hill, suggests taking part of the burden of overseeing athletics away from chancellors and giving it to athletic directors.
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LOCAL/STATE
N&O wins two awards for investigative reporting
The newspaper’s work on the academic and athletic scandals at UNC-Chapel Hill wins first place in education writing in the National Headliner Awards.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Honored UNC employee talks of how university failed athletes
Mary Willingham receives award for helping expose the number of UNC athletes enrolled in no-show classes.
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UNC SCANDAL
Unsealed warrants show sports agents wooing college students with cash, favors
Marvin Austin, the former UNC football player whose tweet launched an NCAA probe that resulted in sanctions, told North Carolina special agents that he received $2,000 in cash from a Georgia agent.
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EDUCATION
NC panel: Public records laws yields information that can expose problems, cause conflicts
Views often vary about what documents should be considered open for public scrutiny, said Amanda Martin, general counsel for the NC Press Association.
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UNC SCANDAL
Martin report cost UNC $490,000
University officials say none of the expenses were paid with taxpayer funds. They were covered by public money that comes from the UNC-CH Foundation, which raises money from donors to benefit the university and students.
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UNC SCANDAL
UNC’s record on producing documents: It can take months
The university says it responds as quickly as it can, but that it has been overwhelmed by requests for records during its athletic and academic scandals.
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EDUCATION
Sunshine Day event at NC State to feature panel on UNC
A panel discussion on the UNC athletic and academic scandals and an address from a nationally known open-government expert will headline an event celebrating the value of transparent government. The annual Sunshine Day event, scheduled for 12 p.m.-4 p.m. Monday at the McKimmon Center at NC State.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Former UNC football player McAdoo asks N.C. Supreme Court to take up NCAA suit
Former UNC-Chapel Hill football player Michael McAdoo is asking the state's highest court to take up his claim that the NCAA improperly banned him from the team in 2010.
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The UNC scandal
THE BACKGROUND
An unusual B-plus grade on a football player's transcript has unearthed an academic fraud scandal involving athletics at UNC-Chapel Hill. That grade ultimately pointed to more than 200 lecture-style classes that never met from 1997 to 2011, as well as hundreds of suspect independent studies enrollments and unauthorized grade changes, all within the Department of African and Afro-American Studies. Athletes were heavily enrolled in many of these classes. The department chairman has since resigned and been forced into retirement, and reforms have been enacted to try to prevent future problems. Five investigations or reviews have been launched to try to figure out what happened, including one that is looking at whether crimes were committed.
WHO'S WHO
The key people in the UNC investigations
THE EVENTS
THE KEY STORIES
- 2011
- Austin's UNC transcript raises questions
- Sports agent taught class at UNC-CH
- 2012
- Report finds evidence of academic fraud in UNC department
- Board of Governors keeps hands off UNC scandal
- UNC football players flocked to suspect class
- Former UNC aide was close to athletics
- At UNC, no-show classes were mostly for athletes
- On the other UNC scandal, the NCAA is quiet
- UNC-CH's academic fraud case puts new scrutiny on professors
- UNC reluctant to dig deeper on scandal
- Peppers' transcript might point to broader academic issues at UNC
- Top UNC fundraiser resigns amid questions
- UNC's Kupec worked to establish job eventually given to Tami Hansbrough
- Chancellor Thorp flew with former UNC fundraisers
- UNC players needed academic help, records show
- Requirements questioned for naval class taken by UNC basketball players
- More plagiarism questions haunt UNC-CH
- UNC tolerated cheating, says insider Mary Willingham
- UNC got warning on suspect classes
- Martin report: Suspect UNC classes stretched back to 1997
- Meeting minutes don't confirm Martin report in UNC academic fraud scandal
DOCUMENTS
- Key emails within the academic support program for athletes
- UNC dental foundation's report on fundraiser Tami Hansbrough's expenses
- Athlete Julius Peppers' transcript
- Test transcript that turned out to belong to Peppers
- Faculty report on the academic scandal
- List of suspect classes in the academic fraud case
- Report on UNC's African studies program
- Report on independent studies at UNC
- Football player Marvin Austin's transcript
- The Martin report: Dec. 20, 2012
- Executive summary of the Martin report
- The addendum to the Martin Report
- Faculty athletic committee minutes from 2002
- Faculty athletic committee minutes from 2006-07
- The UNC Board of Governors' special panel report
- January 2013 letter from the accreditation agency SACS to Holden Thorp
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