The encounter between Braxton Winston and a top CMPD offical came at a City Council meeting after a weekend of demonstrations in Charlotte.

To celebrate graduating college students, Spectrum News brings you their messages in their own words.

The coronavirus pandemic brought economic turmoil to families and schools, but students still have options to pay for college.

The 6-foot-8, 225-pound forward played in Italy to start off his professional basketball career in 2018 before moving east last season.

Teens are using their digital savvy to outwit educators and disrupt or dodge e-learning, leaving confused teachers in their wake. ‘It seemed like a legit technical issue.’

More than 60,000 people have signed online petitions directed at Brown University, urging the Ivy League school to reinstate 11 varsity athletic programs it just announced they are cutting.

A top administrator at the University of Connecticut has some thoughts.

Athletic Director Mike Bohn took quick action after the tweets circulated over the weekend.

Nearly three dozen black alumni of Liberty University denounced school President Jerry Falwell Jr. on Monday, suggesting he step down after he mocked Virginia’s mask-wearing requirement by invoking the blackface scandal that engulfed the state’s governor last year.

The presidents of Ohio State University asked university leaders in a letter to cease any agreements with the Columbus Police Department over how police handled protests in Columbus over the weekend.

Marquette University has decided to rescind a student's admission and athletic scholarship due to a social media post.

Presidents have been issuing statements of anguish and solidarity with protesters. Three of those leaders shared their thoughts with The Chronicle.

ACT replaces leader and moves to cut costs; College Board accused of difficulties in SAT registration.