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While faculty and staff might soon be able to undergo training for sexual assault, there is one major training piece missing for faculty and staff that will enable UNC to feel safe for students — mental health.
As members of the Sexual Assault Task Force begin their discussion of sanctioning — the latest phase of policy reconstruction — they’ve amped up their meeting frequency.
Though conversation surrounding sexual assault and mental illness at UNC has increased during the last year, there is still no required training on the subjects for faculty and staff members.
For Chapel Hill businesses open until the early hours of the morning, serving intoxicated patrons comes with the territory.
The stories range from books like “The New Plantation” to articles such as “How Colleges Fail Black Football Players.”
Carrboro police are investigating a sexual assault reported at 10 p.m. Sunday on Old Fayetteville Road between N.C. Hwy. 54 and Jones Ferry Road.
The Daily Tar Heel brought home five awards from the N.C. Press Association’s 2014 awards ceremony. The contest puts the newspaper up against professional newspapers across the state.
“A Year in Review: A Look at Sexual Assault on College Campuses” was a guest panel held on campus featuring the Director of Carolina Women’s Center, the Compliance Coordinator, Deputy Title IV Officer, Director of Sorority and Fraternity Life, and UNC Student Body President. The panel discussed current sexual assault policies that impact students and aim to create a safe and trusting campus environment. After the guest speakers presented, the room was opened to students for questions and thoughts. As Director of Carolina Women’s Center Christi Hurt voiced, “We’re aiming to make sure this is a safe place for everybody”.
One year later, 85 percent complete.
Last week, UNC graduate student Katie Akin met with Vice President Joe Biden in Washington, D.C., to discuss policy actions to protect students from sexual assault.
With the end of election season, UNC Student Congress is already looking ahead to next year.
With almost 3,000 more voters participating in the runoff election this year than in 2013, student leaders are wondering what triggered the increase.
TO THE EDITOR:
This summer, incoming freshmen will read a book full of topics currently in discussion at UNC — sexual assault, legal justice and issues facing Native Americans.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article incorrectly identified Will Leimenstoll as a Morehead-Cain scholar. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.
TO THE EDITOR:
Someone operated a phone scam at 405 Weaver Mine Trail between 8:30 a.m. and 2:21 p.m. Tuesday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. The person impersonated a family member to solicit money by telephone, reports state.
It has become a common theme in American politics to criticize a politician for being a Washington, D.C., “insider” — someone that has spent so much time within the political machine that they have become unconnected and jaded by the system.
2-5 - Anna Barson - UNC Music major Anna Barson created a petition on change.org to include a college student on the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault. The deadline for the petition to reach 100,000 signatures is March 1st.
Many of the leading advocates in UNC’s fight against sexual violence are survivors of assault themselves. And if one of those leaders has it her way, there will be a survivor on the federal government task force aimed at addressing the nationwide issue.
