AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCampus Life: UNC-Chapel Hill’s agreement with the Trump administration closes federal investigations but also sets new rules for protests, including a ban on identity-concealing masks and tougher sanctions for discriminatory conduct. Wilmington Eats: St. Nicholas’ Greek Food Festival returns Oct. 23–25 with a drive-through menu of homemade dishes. College Costs: UNCW trustees are weighing an in-state undergraduate tuition increase of up to 3% for 2027–28; students say they’re already struggling to pay. Local History: A new account recalls Raleigh student Joseph Holt and his family’s fight to desegregate schools after the Brown decision. Native Visibility: Haliwa-Saponi community organizer Trey Roberts, who leads Raleigh’s Dix Park Inter-Tribal Pow Wow, is among this year’s OUT100 honorees. Families and Immigration: A report based partly on interviews in Charlotte finds mixed-status families still staying home and avoiding activities months after immigration enforcement operations.
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