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Basketball coach Sylvia Hatchell resigns after UNC confirms allegations

April 20, 2019

The Hall of Fame coach resigned after investigators concluded she made racially insensitive remarks and forced players to play hurt.

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Two months into the job, Guskiewicz speaks of ‘rebuilding trust’

April 20, 2019

The Interim Chancellor says he’s excited for UNC’s future and plans several initiatives as he seeks the permanent chancellor position.

Features

Communities try new methods to support farmers and their mental health

April 20, 2019

Though farming can be a high-stress occupation, farmers often are reluctant to seek mental health help.

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Is Beto O’Rourke’s spark with young people enough to carry him to the White House?

April 20, 2019

The presidential hopeful visited campus to speak to hundreds of students gathered in the Student Union Monday.

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Guskiewicz and others condemn campus performance by Palestinan rapper

April 13, 2019    

Guskiewicz said he is “heartbroken and deeply offended” after rapper Tamer Nafar used anti-Semitic langauge on stage.

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UNC Police Chief announces retirement after tumultuous year

April 13, 2019    

Jeff McCracken joined the police force in 1993 and became chief in 2007. His retirement comes as UNC begins a review of police procedures.

Features

A warning about those prom and graduation photos: Don’t take them on train tracks

April 13, 2019    

It’s trendy to take prom and graduation photos on railroad tracks. State transportation officials say it also can be deadly.

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As the farm economy worsens, farmers are experiencing more mental health issues

April 13, 2019    

A 2015 study found farmers have a suicide rate twice that of the general population, and some North Carolina ag leaders say things may be worse than ever now.

Features

For students paying their own way through college, unpaid internships pose a hardship

April 13, 2019    

For students whose families are not well off, it can be hard to accept unpaid summer internships.

Features

Students face uncertainty as Bennett College tries to stay open

April 13, 2019    

The historically black college in Greensboro is trying to improve its financial situation and keep its accreditation.

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