Panel Discussion on Free Speech and Monuments

The Chapel Hill public library had a panel discussion Wednesday night on free speech and the purpose of Condeferate statues. The event was moderated by UNC-Chapel Hill history professor Lloyd Kramer.
In the Daily Tar Heel.


Duke Panel Discussion

At a recent Duke Law panel discussion, professor Trina Jones said, “In a society where racial violence, hate speech and monuments to hate are ubiquitous, I do not feel safe.” In the Chronicle.



Possible Merger of Two Colleges

On Tuesday, Boston University and Wheelock College announced that they "have started formal discussions about merging." On Inside Higher Ed.



Flooding Closes Down Colleges

Colleges that have closed down due to hurricane Harvey include Houston Community College, Rice University, Texas Southern University, and the University of Houston.
On Inside Higher Ed.


College Education Not for Everyone?

"There is absolutely no shame in a youngster's graduating from high school and learning a trade. Doing so might earn him much more money than many of his peers who attend college," argues Walter E. Williams.In cnsnews.com.


Duke Students Approve Statue Removal

Duke University students believe that President Vincent Price made the right decision in removing the Robert E. Lee statue from Duke Chapel. They said that it makes the univeristy a "more welcoming place."In the Chronicle.


UNC-Chapel Hill Faculty Discuss Silent Sam

UNC Chapel Hil's Faculty Executive Committee Meeting discussed Silent Sam on Monday. Some faculty members called on Carol Folt to explicitly condemn the statue's dark history. In the Daily Tar Heel.


Faculty Defend Civil Rights Center

The UNC-Chapel Hill Faculty Executive Committee asked the UNC Board of Governors to vote against closing the Center for Civil Rights. In the Daily Tar Heel.