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SALISBURY – Rowan-Cabarrus Community College recently received national Quality Matters (QM) certification for more of its classes, giving the college the most QM-certified courses of any community ...

A small western North Carolina school district that reopened for face-to-face classes has been hit with daily reports of new COVID-19 cases and been forced to switch a high school to online-only ...

The majority of North Carolina public school students will start next school year continuing to learn from home instead of going back to school for face-to-face classes. At least 46 school districts ...

Wake County could join the growing list of North Carolina school districts that will start the new school year offering only online classes because officials don’t feel it’s safe yet for students to ...

Although the ACC continues to stand firm on its decision to go ahead with its adjusted schedule, UNC's decision to go to online classes only could very well be the beginning of the end for the 2020 ...

North Carolina State University Chancellor Randy Woodson said large parties may be to blame as undergraduate classes move to all-online. Some students who just moved into their dorms weeks ago are now ...

Both North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper and State Superintendent Mark Johnson called it “unacceptable” that a statewide computer system used by students for connecting to online classes crashed twice this ...

NC State football coach Dave Doeren isn't a fan of online only classes. But as his players agree, he's all for it if that's what it takes to have college football in 2020 Thursday, NC State became the ...

More than half of North Carolina public school students will open the new school year learning from home because officials say it’s not safe yet to reopen for face-to-face classes. At least 46 school ...