A friend of mine -- a student at the Kenan-Flagler Business School -- is profiled in the Financial Times .

One of my fellow graduates students, John Cluverius (whom I still owe some drinks for proctoring an exam for me last semester... I haven...

Right at the middle of the budget negotiations: “There’s a standoff, and the staff hasn’t gotten anywhere. Rob Nabors [the White House n...

Layna Mosley, one of my professors at UNC, has a piece in Foreign Affairs on the European sovereign debt crisis. In a sense she's come ...

That would be this one , which tells me in the headline and subtitle that North Carolina "grooms its best students to be good teachers...

Angus writes : College football is a mess, with Ohio State and The U providing the latest "scandals" and with the pattern of c...

Thomas Oatley, who started this blog and still contributes every other month or so, has a guest-post at the Duck of Minerva answering Dan N...

Layna Mosley, one of my professors here at UNC, has a guest-post at the Monkey Cage on the sovereign debt downgrade. I'm not goin...

UNC poli sci prof Frank Baumgartner and co-authors introduce a special issue of CPS : Abstract: Major new understandings of policy change ar...

Or is this "UNC Everywhere"? Poli-sci professor Andy Reynolds is not optimistic about Egypt's coming election: “This is the m...

First : The Masonomic taxonomy is: - The Chicago school says markets work so lets use markets - The Cambridge School says markets fail so le...

UNC Poli Sci Prof Graeme Robertson has a nice article in FP on the politics of dictatorship and revolutions. I have a few minor quibbles, b...

UNC will institute a new policy to combat grade inflation, beginning in 2012. The plan hinges on qualifying grades based on contextual facto...

I just wanted to pass along a few links memorializing George. Here is the original Daily Tarheel report of his death, and here is their ob...

The UNC political science department lost a valued faculty member, colleague, and friend this weekend. George Rabinowitz, Burton Craige Dist...

Graeme Robertson, assistant professor in the political science department, explaining how protests succeed and fail on NPR's "The T...

Fire it up, folks. It's time to fly the flag. Tough game of course, but we're on the upswing. Should be good.

Today is the first day of class (unless we get snowed in), so here's a nice reminder for students and staff: Kiplinger’s Personal Finan...