Hannah Vinueza McClellan

EducationNC • 18th February 2025

Education issues on the table for the 2025 long session

The 2025-26 long session is underway, and as usual, lawmakers are likely to consider many education issues and policies. The General Assembly meets for its “long” session beginning in January of each odd-numbered year, when it passes a budget for...

EducationNC • 3rd February 2025

Resources for educators following Trump's new policies on ICE, immigration

President Donald Trump’s campaign included many policies to restrict immigration and increase the number of arrests and deportations by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) across the country. On Trump’s first day in office, he signed 48...

Christianity Today • 3rd January 2025

Why Calvin Is Pursuing More International Students - Christianity Today

One in five at the Michigan school now come from outside the US, but Trump’s plans could threaten that growth strategy. Affordability was one of Yeomin Yun’s top priorities when it came time to decide where to attend college. That’s not too unusual....

EducationNC • 17th October 2024

As lawmakers discuss Helene relief, here's what the state funded after the last major hurricane

On Sept. 27, Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina as a Tropical Storm — leaving many areas in western North Carolina with historic levels of flooding and infrastructure damage. On Oct. 9, the General Assembly unanimously passed its first Helene...

Christianity Today • 31st July 2024

Choctaw Bibles Connect Christians with Native American Heritage - Christianity Today

Kenny Wallace doesn’t have a lot of people to talk to in Choctaw. But he does have a Bible app with a new translation of Scripture in the Indigenous language that his ancestors spoke. And it has an audio sync feature that allows him to listen to...

Christianity Today • 22nd August 2022

Four Out of Five Victims Don’t Report Sexual Assault. Can Christian Colleges Do Better?

EducationNC • 2nd August 2022

How N.C. community colleges are working to keep students in college

EducationNC • 27th June 2022

Helping veterans succeed at N.C. community colleges

EducationNC • 22nd June 2022

'You belong here': N.C. community colleges strengthen LBGTQ+ resources

NC Religion Roundup • 3rd June 2022

How are NC leaders responding to SBC list of accused sex abusers?

The Chatham News + Record • 3rd February 2022

'We’re not equipping our kids’: Chatham libraries update review processes following recent book bans

The Chatham News + Record • 1st September 2021

‘Living sermons’: Black and Latino churches lead faith vaccination efforts in Chatham

The Chatham News + Record • 2nd June 2021

Nearly 32% of CCS students are Hispanic. How is the district serving them?

The Chatham News + Record • 9th February 2021

Stolen Chatham county data posted online after cyber incident, includes personnel files, other sensitive documents

The Chatham News + Record • 24th January 2021

COVID-19 'outbreak' at Siler City Post Office causes staffing shortages, mail delays

The Chatham News + Record • 23rd December 2020

Black Christians in Chatham urge pursuit of justice

The Daily Tar Heel • 5th September 2019

UNC tracking student-athlete class attendance through third-party beacon tech

The University has launched a pilot program that uses beacon technology to track the attendance of select student-athletes.

EducationNC • 6th January 2025

Afterschool programs, supplies, and more: Faith groups partner with public schools to serve students

Across North Carolina, community partnerships with faith groups can play an important role in helping our public schools and students succeed. From school supply drives and afterschool programs to tutoring and affordable building space, churches and...

EducationNC • 3rd October 2022

Faith groups affirm LGBTQ community at Durham Pride - EdNC

EducationNC • 17th August 2022

'A multifaceted win': Sanford faith leaders host back-to-school event with Central Carolina Community College

EducationNC • 21st March 2022

N.C. community college Staff of the Year recipient believes in second chances

The Chatham News + Record • 28th April 2021

‘A light within a very dark time’: Celebrating Ramadan during a pandemic

The Chatham News + Record • 21st April 2021

CCS’ Hubert West reflects on legacy as UNC’s first Black head coach: ‘The first is still behind your name.’

The Chatham News + Record • 31st March 2021

What is patriotism? Chathamites, scholars weigh in three months after Capitol riot

Chapel Hill Magazine • 24th March 2021

Meet The Family Behind Your Local Car Wash

The Chatham News + Record • 21st October 2020

Postal carrier veteran adjusts to COVID-19 mail delivery

The News & Observer • 24th April 2020

Loving and adapting amid coronavirus: LGBTQ church gives back to community

Star News Media • 12th July 2019

Family, faith propel Wilmington man to 100th birthday

Durham Magazine • 1st July 2019

The Sale of a Parrish Street Building Shows the Importance of Real Estate in Driving Diversity

As they showed a photographer around on a bright spring afternoon, Elaine Curry and Dawn Paige looked up the ladder to the roof of 109 W. Parrish St., the building they bought in 2013 and sold this year for nearly 2 million dollars more. The building...