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RALEIGH — As you’ve no doubt heard by now, the interim chancellor at the University of the North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Lee Roberts, ordered the removal on April 30

Legislative and Education Committee Update 4/30 through 5/3

As this semester comes to an end, I am struggling to come to terms with the fact that I am officially halfway through my college experience. College has been every

Non-competition provisions are those entered into between an employee and employer.

Years ago, we would pick up our son downtown after he took the Megabus home from college.

On May 3 every year, peoples of the world celebrate the World Press Freedom Day (WFPD). Volker Türk, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights highlighted in a recent speech issues to consider this year: When I think of the values of journalism, I think of trust, truth and integrity. I think of the

A rendering of Many Mansions’ Aspire Apartments in Oxnard. (courtesy photo) Housing Trust Fund Ventura County on May 2 announced $12 million in loan commitments for 492 affordable housing units in Oxnard, Santa Paula and Ventura. The nonprofit said $7 million of the commitments will be matched by Prop 1 funding. The Valentine Road Apartments

May is the month is which we observe mental health awareness, an issue that has strong personal resonance with me. I’ve had two instances in my life when I

The Port of Hueneme has become the first U.S. port authority to sign agreements to create green automotive shipping corridors with ports and terminals in Japan and South Korea, it was announced May 2. "The partnerships we have with Japan and South Korea will help mutually grow commercial relationships with existing port clients and allow

NEW YORK (AP) — Anti-war demonstrations ceased this week at a small number of U.S. universities after school leaders struck deals with pro-Palestinian protest