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A new study says students in alcohol recovery don’t always know about support options

November 12, 2021 Daniel Myrick

A new study by NC State professor Lynsey Romo explores how recovering college students are managing their struggle with alcohol.

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‘Our kids are coming to Carolina in bad shape,’ Board of Trustees told

November 5, 2021    

After multiple student suicides, UNC officials said they’re trying to respond to a greatly increased need for mental health resources.

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UNC community remembers senior nursing student Katherine Acierno

November 5, 2021    

The UNC community is mourning the loss of Senior Katherine Acierno, who was hit by a car last week in Greenville.

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At 21, UNC alum Chris Suggs has been elected to his hometown city council

November 5, 2021    

Chris Suggs was elected to the Kinston City Council. He just graduated from UNC in May.

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COVID-19 haunts Chapel Hill officials prior to Franklin St. Halloween celebrations

October 29, 2021    

Crowds and COVID-19 are two of the scariest things that could hit Franklin Street this year, according to Chapel Hill officials.

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Following presidential order, UNC mandates vaccines for employees

October 29, 2021    

UNC faculty, staff, and graduate students will be required to get vaccinated following President Biden’s executive order regarding federally paid employees.

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Contested Chapel Hill mayoral race nears final lap, but do students care?

October 29, 2021 Daniel Myrick

One thing that all three candidates in the Chapel Hill mayor’s race agree on: Students should take an interest in town government and vote.

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Sign of the times: Expert says political signs do little

October 29, 2021 Ava Pukatch

Campaign signs are everywhere in Chapel Hill in advance of the municipal election. But it’s not clear that they help candidates win votes.

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After student suicides, some on campus question if CAPS is doing enough

October 15, 2021    

UNC leaders concede that the university Counseling and Psychological Services has a waitlist for appointments and needs more counselors.

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UNC parents spread positivity on campus to promote mental health

October 15, 2021    

UNC parents gathered for the “Community Care Saves Lives” rally on campus this week to show their support for students who may be struggling with mental health issues.

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