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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.

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

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

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.

As the community grieves multiple suicides that have taken place on campus, university leaders are weighing how to best support students through the tragedy.

As government regulators approve COVID-19 booster shots for certain groups of people, some members of the UNC community have begun to get theirs.

The app’s anonymous posting feature and its troubled past are raising concerns about student safety online.

The fair’s first “AccessABILITY Day” will provide a special environment for people with visual impairments, mobility needs, and sensory disorders.

UNC is cutting five million dollars from the library budget. This comes as the university faces financial challenges that the pandemic has made worse.