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For college students without cars, grocery shopping can be difficult and expensive

January 20, 2026 Rachel Moody

A UNC-Chapel Hill researcher has found that a significant number of North Carolina college students face challenges getting to a grocery store to buy healthy food.

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To reduce accidents, some Wake County ambulances will turn off their lights and sirens

January 19, 2026 Maddie Policastro

The Wake County Department of Emergency Medical Services will reduce its use of lights and sirens for some ambulance calls. The experience of other cities suggests that can help prevent accidents with little affect on patient care.

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SNAP benefits have been restored, but some students continue to be food insecure

December 5, 2025 Rachel Moody

Local advocacy groups and leaders of the UNC food pantry say demand continues to be strong for food assistance.

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AI is changing the job market for both applicants and employers

December 5, 2025 Marguerite Stouse

AI is affecting both sides of the job market. How are 2026 graduates going to be affected by the competitive job market and recruiting process as they search for full time jobs?

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As UNC approaches finals, demand for mental health support grows

December 5, 2025 Brooks Stevenson

Students, counselors, and new peer well-being coaches are among the resources available to people on UNC’s campus.

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This Latino student at UNC worries about immigration officers targeting him and his family

November 22, 2025 Liana Riachi

Though there are no reports of immigration agents on UNC’s campus, some students are feeling the impact of the arrests and apprehensions elsewhere in North Carolina. We speak with a student who despite being a U.S. citizen is worried he may be targeted by law enforcement.

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Seeking ‘safe passage’ for their children, Durham parents watch for immigration agents outside of public schools

November 21, 2025 Reyna Drake

Volunteers stood outside many schools watching for immigration officers. Meanwhile, Durham public schools reported about a 20% absentee rate on Tuesday, which means over 6000 students did not attend school.

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Immigration agents spread out across NC, affecting schools, businesses, and institutions around the state

November 21, 2025 Reyna Drake, Maddie Policastro and Liana Riachi

After arresting more than 200 people in Charlotte, agents made their way to the Triangle this week, apprehending people in Raleigh, Cary, Durham, and elsewhere. Businesses closed and schools reported higher absenteeism as people stayed home.

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UNC law professor: Immigration operation risks ‘breaking the Constitution’

November 21, 2025 Reyna Drake

The federal immigration operations across the state this month raise constitutional and legal questions.  To examine those issues, we’re joined now by UNC law professor Rick Su, who studies immigration law, local government, and federalism.

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As UNC’s graduate stipends lag other schools, some students scramble for income

November 21, 2025 Anthony Guerra-Flores

UNC’s stipend for master’s and PhD students is below that of its peer schools. That’s led some prospective students to turn down UNC admission, while those who attend sometimes have to work multiple outside jobs.

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