April 2016 Archives

App helps UNC researchers study postpartum depression

April 28, 2016

The new app from the UNC School of Medicine could help researchers learn more about the causes of postpartum depression.

Entire program – Apr. 23, 2016

April 23, 2016 ccepisodes

After 100 years of independent operation, UNC’s Student Stores are being taken over by Barnes & Noble. Some high school students are avoiding N.C. colleges because of the state’s new discrimination law. Fatal overdoses from opioids and heroin are becoming more common at UNC and nationwide. Jukeboxes aren’t as popular as they once were, but some people still love the music machines.

Barnes & Noble to operate UNC Student Stores

April 23, 2016

For the first time in UNC history, a private company will take over the Student Stores. The announcement means big changes for the store and uncertainty for its employees.

Some prospective students avoid N.C. due to new law

April 23, 2016

Some high school students have decided not to come to North Carolina colleges because of House Bill 2, which changes the the state’s anti-discrimination laws.

One student opens up about opioid addiction

April 23, 2016

The prescription drug epidemic in the United States has led to more people turning to heroin. This startling trend has even found traction at UNC.

Lack of federal recognition limits college options for Lumbee students

April 23, 2016

More than 50,000 Native Americans are members of the Lumbee Tribe in North Carolina. While the state recognizes the tribe, the federal government does not, which can limit access for many to higher education.

Jukeboxes remain popular in digital age

April 23, 2016

Even in this digital age, you can still find jukeboxes in bars and restaurants — including some machines that still play vinyl records.

Mediterranean diet good for health, bad for wallets

April 23, 2016

A new study suggests Mediterranean diet may be good for your bones, but some students say it’s breaks their budget.

In marathon season, Chapel Hill businesses must adjust

April 23, 2016

The Tar Heel 10 Miler brought thousands of people to Chapel Hill, closing major streets and inconveniencing some retailers.

Entire program – Apr. 16, 2016

April 16, 2016 ccepisodes

Protesters interrupt another UNC Board of Governors meeting, and board members are growing increasingly frustrated with the disruptions. UNC gets more backlash from the state’s new discrimination law. A UNC club encourages teenage girls to get into computer coding. Students cut food waste through composting. Yoga is part of some students’ mental health treatment.