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Phillips Ambassadors program, which funds study abroad in Asia, paused indefinitely (opens the original)
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After nearly two decades of sending UNC students to study across Asia, the Phillips Ambassadors scholarship program has stopped accepting applications until further notice. The pause comes as the program moves out of the former Carolina Asia Center following the closure of the University’s six area studies centers in January. Previously, these centers were interdisciplinary units focused on international studies and research working with faculty housed in academic departments of the College of A
Something out of a ‘dystopian sci-fi novel’: The history of UNC’s CHYDARU (opens the original)
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Just beyond the University’s Mason Farm Biological Reserve sits the remains of the Chapel Hill Youth Development and Research Unit — UNC’s abandoned experimental youth prison. In 1961, President John F. Kennedy signed the Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Offenses Control Act, which funded universities to study new approaches to juvenile crime. UNC received a $153,744 federal grant to further research, and CHYDARU, the youth facility, opened in 1964. The Training Center on Delinquency and Youth Cri
Something out of a ‘dystopian sci-fi novel’: The history of UNC’s CHYDARU (opens the original)
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Just beyond the University’s Mason Farm Biological Reserve sits the remains of the Chapel Hill Youth Development and Research Unit — UNC’s abandoned experimental youth prison. In 1961, President John F. Kennedy signed the Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Offenses Control Act, which funded universities to study new approaches to juvenile crime. UNC received a $153,744 federal grant to further research, and CHYDARU, the youth facility, opened in 1964. The Training Center on Delinquency and Youth Cri
Campus voices divided over new public syllabuses repository (opens the original)
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More than 10,000 syllabuses for fall 2026 courses at UNC became available on Aug. 10 on Simple Syllabus, the University’s new public syllabus repository. Students are now exploring it as a tool for making informed course selections, while some professors are concerned about external scrutiny chilling academic inquiry. The launch follows the implementation of a new UNC System policy passed in December 2025 requiring specific syllabus information to be publicly available. UNC created the platform
Campus voices divided over new public syllabuses repository (opens the original)
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More than 10,000 syllabuses for fall 2026 courses at UNC became available on Aug. 10 on Simple Syllabus, the University’s new public syllabus repository. Students are now exploring it as a tool for making informed course selections, while some professors are concerned about external scrutiny chilling academic inquiry. The launch follows the implementation of a new UNC System policy passed in December 2025 requiring specific syllabus information to be publicly available. UNC created the platform
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