Hurricane Florence threatened areas far inland — including Appalachia — with landslides and other perilous effects. But people keep building in the mountains, apparently unfazed.

Angela Wright, who was denied a chance to testify at the 1991 Clarence Thomas hearings, talks about the latest allegations of sexual misconduct against a Supreme Court nominee, this time Brett Kavanaugh.

Lucid Drone Technologies, a Davidson-based company, sold $50,000 in debt and plans to raise a total of $500,000, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

Even though he is not a golfer, Davidson College basketball coach Bob McKillop had a healthy regard for everyone who played in the Catholic Youth Organization outing Monday at Hempstead Country Club.

A Kentucky police department says it's reviewing a traffic stop involving a black college president after accusations that it was racially motivated.

A conversation with Greg Lukianoff, the co-author of a 2015 Atlantic cover story and new book of the same name, about campus free speech in a tumultuous time

The lawsuit is yet another chapter in an ongoing dispute between former Economics Chair Michael Stern and University administrators over athletics influence on academic decision-making.

Colleges with increasingly diverse student bodies are recognizing that development staff members remain overwhelmingly white.

The Council of Independent Colleges took the pulse of campus leaders and found race, representation, and a hostile political climate among their concerns.