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Who's on UNC's Board of Trustees? Here's what to know about members' political connections - Vimarsana News

Who's on UNC's Board of Trustees? Here's what to know about members' political connections

The board’s new members include a former chief of staff to Senate leader Phil Berger and a former Republican nominee for governor.

Source: yahoo.com
UNC Trustees Talk Affirmative Action, Accessibility at First Meeting of 2023-24 - Vimarsana News

UNC Trustees Talk Affirmative Action, Accessibility at First Meeting of 2023-24

UNC Board of Trustees officially barred use of 'race, sex, color or ethnicity' in admissions, complying with Supreme Court case decision.

UNC admissions will bar consideration of race, including in essays, after Supreme Court ruling struck down school's affirmative action policy - Vimarsana News

UNC admissions will bar consideration of race, including in essays, after Supreme Court ruling struck down school's affirmative action policy

The Board of Trustees at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill approved the resolution after the US Supreme Court struck down their school's race-conscious admissions plan.

DAVID RICE: UNC students 'deserve to believe they belong' - Vimarsana News

DAVID RICE: UNC students 'deserve to believe they belong'

Monday, Aug. 7, 2023 -- If ever there was a contrast between those who want students at the University of North Carolina to represent all of North Carolina and those who don't, it was on full display recently with UNC-Chapel Hill's Board of Trustees.

Source: wral.com
Affirmative action ruling sparks concerns about overreach - Vimarsana News

Affirmative action ruling sparks concerns about overreach

The Supreme Court ruling sent institutions scrambling to ensure compliance. Some say it’s also enabled politically motivated overreach. Late last month, the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill’s Board of Trustees gathered for its first in-person meeting since the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action.