The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has posted a letter from SACSCOC clarifying its position on the NCAA’s findings.

Today, we received the decision from the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions in our case resulting from academic irregularities that ended more than six years ago. The hearing panel found no NCAA bylaw violations by the University. We believe this is the correct—and fair—outcome.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has posted new correspondence from and to the NCAA in conjunction with responding to public records requests filed under the North Carolina Public Records Act.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has released its response to the NCAA’s third notice of allegations resulting from the joint investigation of past academic irregularities.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has posted more correspondence sent to and received from the NCAA and its Committee on Infractions in conjunction with responding to public records requests.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has posted new NCAA communications about the joint investigation of academic irregularities. The postings, which respond to public records requests, are: a letter from the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions about the University’s arguments for a hearing; a third notice of allegations issued by the NCAA’s enforcement staff; and the University’s response to the infractions panel chair about those developments.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has posted more correspondence sent to and received from the NCAA and its Committee on Infractions that have been released in response to public records requests.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has posted a letter from the NCAA notifying all parties about the next procedural step in addressing the amended notice of allegations the University received on April 25 and responded to on Aug. 2.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has released its response to the NCAA’s amended notice of allegations resulting from a joint investigation of past academic irregularities.

I am pleased to announce that Dr. Kim Strom-Gottfried has agreed to serve as the director, ethics education and policy management, effective Aug. 1. Dr. Strom-Gottfried is the Smith P. Theimann Jr. Distinguished Professor of Ethics and Professional Practice in the School of Social Work and a highly respected member of the faculty.