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Squire, a professor of computer science, examined the response by white nationalists to recent tweets by the president about four Democratic members of Congress. 

Atkinson, associate chaplain for Muslim life at ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ, talks about his religious path, religion and the South as well as "Redneck Muslim," a 2018 documentary about his life. 

Vice President for Enrollment Greg Zaiser joined the podcast to talk about successful, campus-wide brand stewardship and how his institution transformed itself into one of the preeminent schools in the country.

Jenny Larson, associate director of campus recreation and wellness for recreation programs and facilities, was quoted in a recent article about helping students develop leadership skills through club sports.

Assistant Provost Peter Felten and Dean Joan Ruelle collaborate on an essay about the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) as professional development in academic libraries.

Op-eds by Shelby Hahner '19 and Emily Wilkes '19 on school shootings and bail reform, were published in two newspapers.

Brooks Fuller, director of the North Carolina Open Government Coalition and Sunshine Center and instructor of journalism, offers his perspective about a town charging a fee of $70,000 to a local newspaper to fulfill a public records request. 

The four-part series kicked off with 75 faculty and staff attending a session on the construction of racial history and institutional memory.

The National Association of City and County Health Officials (NACCHO) invited Jennifer Carroll, assistant professor of anthropology, to present at its annual meeting in Orlando, Florida, in July.

In this column distributed by the ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ Writers Syndicate, Professor of English Rosemary Haskell marks the 300th anniversary of the novel "Robinson Crusoe" and compares Crusoe's approach to his isolation and Western civilization with U.S. foreign policy decisions today. The column was published in the .