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Some students face barriers as they seek on-campus COVID-19 tests

September 3, 2021    

COVID-19 testing hasn’t been easy for everyone this semester. Some Carolina students have faced high fees and limited availability when they sought on-campus tests.

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UNC Libraries eliminates overdue fines for most items, aims to make resources more accessible

September 3, 2021    

UNC joins other libraries in eliminating overdue fines. The goal is to make libraries more accessible to everybody, including those who can’t afford to pay fines.

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Thanks to the Census, North Carolina is gaining an additional Congressional seat

April 30, 2021    

Rebecca Tippett, the director of Carolina Demography, says COVID-19 will impact the new seat’s establishment, including when we knonw where it’s located.

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The Chapel Hill Town Council promises to take an active role in fighting climate change

April 30, 2021    

After the Chapel Hill Town Council declared a climate emergency, the town adopted a new plan to combat the dangers of climate change.

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UNC seniors stress over their post-graduation plans more than a year into the pandemic

April 28, 2021    

As the end of the semester approaches, members of the class of 2021 is trying to figure out their next steps while COVID-19 continues to batter the job market.

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Women worry about their safety on Franklin Street after a man is accused of assault and trespassing

April 23, 2021    

Tucker Frey has a record of harassing and assaulting women. Posts about him on social media are sparking a larger conversation about how Franklin Street area feels less safe to some.

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Some North Carolinians hope Derek Chauvin’s conviction is a turning point for police accountability

April 23, 2021    

After Derek Chauvin was convicted of murdering George Floyd, some members of the community reflect on what the verdict means for criminal justice reform.

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UNC hopes to have net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 as part of a new climate plan

April 23, 2021 Daniel Myrick

The plan includes replacing carbon-emitting infrastructure with renewable energy, emphasizing sustainability, and decreasing waste.

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Some students scramble to make new vaccine appointments after Johnson & Johnson pause

April 16, 2021    

UNC stopped administering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine as part of a nationwide pause. That interfered with some students’ appointments at the campus vaccine site.

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UNC epidemiologist says the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause is just a safety precaution

April 16, 2021    

Professor Audrey Pettifor says you’re more likely to get struck by lightening than develop a blood clot after getting the J&J vaccine.

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