
Erin Gretzinger
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1 week ago |
theassemblync.com | Erin Gretzinger |Matt Hartman
Some UNC-Chapel Hill faculty say they are concerned about a recent Board of Trustees decision—or, rather, non-decision—on faculty tenure and promotion cases. At the board’s meeting in March, trustees delayed taking up personnel actions until the May meeting. Then during a closed-session meeting on May 22, the trustees approved 18 new tenure cases, promotions, and appointments.
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2 weeks ago |
chronicle.com | Katherine Mangan |Erin Gretzinger |Maggie Hicks |Christa Dutton
In June 2020, as millions took to the streets to protest anti-Black racism, the president of the University of Virginia, James E. Ryan, created a small team with an ambitious agenda. The university needed bold ideas, he told the new Racial Equity Task Force, and it needed them quickly. A free account provides you access to free articles each month, newsletters, job postings, salary data, and exclusive store discounts. Get a year of unlimited access for $89.
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1 month ago |
theassemblync.com | Erin Gretzinger |Ben Rappaport
St. Andrews University announced Friday that the school would close on May 5, citing financial difficulties. “The financial realities of maintaining operations in Laurinburg have become unsustainable,” the university wrote in a statement on Facebook. The private liberal arts college in Laurinburg, which has been in rural southeastern North Carolina since 1958, has long faced an uphill battle to survive.
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Mar 6, 2025 |
indyweek.com | Erin Gretzinger |
As Saint Augustine’s University fights to retain accreditation, a legal battle continues to fester between the university’s current board chair, Brian Boulware, and a former trustee who invested in his cigar bar business.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
indyweek.com | |Erin Gretzinger
When a five-member crew of higher education professionals arrived at Saint Augustine’s University in October 2023 to scrutinize its finances and operations, the small, private, historically Black school was already on thin ice. Founded in the late 1860s by the Episcopal Church as a school for newly freed slaves, Saint Augustine’s, also called SAU, was a pillar of the East Raleigh community with a legacy of educational access and achievement.
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