Campbell University News Archives

Holidays are a great time to make goals and begin new things. On New Year's Day, you make resolutions; on Thanksgiving, you decide to show more gratitude; and at Christmas, you try to have a giving spirit.

Chevonne Wallace took her first oath as a Richmond County attorney Friday morning as her mother, the Honorable Tanya Wallace, conducted the swearing-in. She will begin working as an assistant district attorney with Michael Parker.

Charlotte School of Law opened in 2006, moving to its permanent home on Suttle Avenue in August 2008.

RALEIGH Campbell University 's law graduates are back on top when it comes to the annual North Carolina Bar Exam, narrowly besting Wake Forest University 's law school grads for the highest bar passage rate in the state in the summer testing.

Wayne Covil is the Senior Reporter at WTVR. He joined WTVR in December of 1992, when he opened up the stations Tri Cities Bureau in Petersburg.

By a narrow margin, the Wake County school board on Sept. 8 selected Carolyn Morrison, a former elementary teacher and principal, to fill the vacant District 6. With the board's 4-3 vote, Morrison, a longtime Wake educator who also taught at Peace College and Campbell University, will fill Beverley Clark's term until it ends in 2011.

Michael Frue has been Buncombe County's only full-time staff attorney since 2005.

Last year, Campbell law students emerged from their windowless basement study area each day for the same three lunch options: Chick-fil-A, Quiznos or Chinese food.

This is the last in a four-part series about successful graduates of Johnston Community College.

8 4:58 pm Tweet This! http://mync.com/site/41435/ Carolyn Bond Morrison has been chosen to fill an empty seat on the Wake County Board of Education.

Come next week, nearly 400 wannabe lawyers will be walking the streets of downtown Raleigh as Campbell University throws open the doors for the new home of its law school.

RALEIGH, N.C. : August 26, 2009 At the request of Gov. Perdue, Secretary Reuben Young announced that three distinguished attorneys will conduct an outside investigation concerning the issue of missing 2005 travel records from the prior administration.

Buncombe County has a familiar face as its new legal counsel. The Board of Commissioners named Michael Frue, staff attorney since 2005, as the new county attorney at its meeting Tuesday.