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Recent cold temperatures presented a unique challenge for unhoused individuals, who relied on a variety of community organization for shelter on freezing nights.

Education programs have grown in U.S. prisons, offering inmates both academic and vocational training to reduce recidivism and make them more employable.

FEMA and charities have brought hundreds of campers to Western North Carolina to serve as temporary shelter. But there’s no long term solution after the storm damaged 73,000 homes.

Many healthcare providers have seen an increase in clients seeking contraceptive services following the election. Some are opting for long-term birth control methods like IUDs or tubal ligation.

Donald Trump has promised to start a mass deportation campaign on day one of his presidency. Some students in immigrant families are preparing paperwork and taking other steps to protect themselves.

Students are experimenting with AI tools to aid in comprehension and assignment completion, while some educators are incorporating AI into their syllabi.

Some student groups say they will focus more of their actions locally, as they likely face an unwelcome reception from the Trump Administration.

Three motors were stolen from the team’s practice site on University Lake, and two remain missing. Police have made no arrests.

Helene disrupted college applications for high school seniors in Western North Carolina. With schools closed and resources limited, counselors are helping students navigate through the storm and submit their applications.

The new rec center will be funded by an increase in student fees over the next four years with the final increase in 2028 of $217.