Chancellor Holden Thorp said he believes the University is in good shape
Posted Jan 24, 2013
Despite the recent scandals UNC has faced, including those that contributed to his decision to resign, Chancellor Holden Thorp believes it’s still in good shape. Thorp gave a state of the University address at Tuesday’s Student Congress meeting, detailing the factors that shape his positive view of the University, addressing challenges UNC has faced in recent years, and responding to students’ questions.
(Daily Tar Heel)
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