Panel Upholds Firing Of Former UNCG Supervisor
A panel at UNC Greensboro has recommended that former supervisor Lyda Carpen not be rehired. This is the latest chapter in the controversial firing of Carpen and two staff photographers.
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Former UNCG Photographers Create Exhibit
Two former UNC Greensboro employees have kept a low-profile since being fired and arrested in September. But now that the charges they once faced have been dropped, Chris English and David Wilson are re-entering public life the best way they know how - through photography.
Charges Dropped Against "UNCG 3"; Focus Turns To University's Next Steps
The case against three former UNC Greensboro employees took a major turn Thursday. A Guilford County judge dropped all 22 felony charges. The issue now turns to whether the university acted properly in terminating them.
Newspaper, UNCG At Odds Over Records
A local newspaper is questioning UNC Greensboro's response to a public records request.
UNCG Chancellor Linda Brady To Retire
Linda Brady announced Monday that she is stepping down next year. The announcement comes at a time when many at the university have questioned her leadership in the wake of felony charges against three former employees.
Both Hagan, Tillis Have Work Ahead As Election Day Nears
The race U.S. Senate race between incumbent Democrat Kay Hagan and Republican challenger Thom Tillis is among the most closely watched races of the year. It's also one of the most expensive.