The letter fits into the Trump Administration's wider crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion policies in education, business, and government.

The archive contains the voices of Black women who graduated from NCCU in the past 60 years.

The remaining $130 million to North Carolina includes funds for English language learners, teacher training, and migrant students. This comes after the U.S. Department of Education froze $6.8 billion to schools nationwide, and 24 states including NC sued.

University leadership can't fill vacant positions, employees might not receive salary increases, and the UNC Board of Governors has to reallocate its finances.

State Attorney General Jeff Jackson was in Gastonia Tuesday, visiting a summer and after-school program that was impacted by the federal government’s recent school funding freeze.

North Carolina will receive about $36 million for after-school and summer programs. Other funds are still on pause for teacher training and services for English language learners and migrant students.

Three newsrooms, Open Campus, WUNC, and NC Local are launching a partnership to deepen higher education reporting in North Carolina.

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson and State Superintendent Mo Green held a joint press conference Monday to announce the lawsuit.

A new annual report shows North Carolina charter schools are becoming more diverse, but traditional public school districts are still serving more high-need students.

Child care advocates say the changes could help increase the capacity of child care centers, but providers are also cautious about sacrificing quality.