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Draft of new permit for coal plant raises community concerns about emission limits

By Cameron Myers Milne | April 27

The newest draft of an operating permit for UNC-Chapel Hill’s power plant could weaken protections against burning coal emissions and standards of environmental accountability for the University — an issue that has drawn community concern. “It's going to be very important for the community to insist that they stop this," said Elizabeth O’Nan, chairperson of Chapel Hill Organization for Clean Energy.

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Residents of Morrison Hall were without clean water for 48 hours

By Cameron Myers Milne | April 15

Around 5 p.m. on Monday evening, residents of Morrison Residence Hall found themselves without any clean, running water. Water was not safe to drink for nearly 48 hours.

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Study prompts investigation into impact of drinking culture on students of color

By Cameron Myers Milne and Malak Dridi | April 5

New findings from UW-Madison's Color of Drinking study have prompted the Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership's Campus and Community Coalition to partner with UNC in creating a similar study in Chapel Hill.

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Javvadi campaign found guilty for harmful behavior, receives six-point penalty

By Cameron Myers Milne | February 22

The BOE found Javvadi not guilty for misrepresentation and falsification because of “lack of intentionality.” However, Javvadi was found guilty for harmful or malicious behavior due to the harm that disseminated misinformation caused to the Richards campaign.

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Virtual campaigning challenges: From ballot signature sharing to an ethics complaint

By Cameron Myers Milne | February 21

The Board of Elections held a hearing for the complaint at 2 p.m. on Sunday. The Board said after the hearing that it will release its verdict from the complaint in the next 24 hours.

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Explaining the UNC student body election process as campaign season gets underway

By Cameron Myers Milne | February 12

Election season at UNC officially began Tuesday when candidates for student body elections publicly launched their campaigns. Students involved with student body elections explained how the process works, how it has changed because of the pandemic and what students should expect moving forward.

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Pop-up testing sites at cluster locations screen for additional COVID-19 cases

By Cameron Myers Milne | February 8

The University's Campus Health is working closely with the Orange County Health Department to monitor COVID-19 cases through the Carolina Testing Program to mitigate outbreaks on campus.

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Faculty Executive Committee passes resolution condemning Campus Y vandalism

By Cameron Myers Milne | January 31

“In our shared spirit of inclusion, diversity and equality, our Faculty Executive Committee unanimously resolved to condemn hateful vandalism and racist acts at the Campus Y,” committee member Deb Aikat said in an email.

Angelina Katsanis

University

UNC to increase campus police staffing on Inauguration Day

By Cameron Myers Milne | January 18

With the Presidential Inauguration occurring on Wednesday, UNC Police Chief David Perry shared Campus Police's plans for campus safety with the Campus Safety Commission. This announcement followed the Capitol insurrection that took place on Jan. 6.

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Following the lifted moratorium, here's how campus building names are removed

By Cameron Myers Milne | November 15

Although more than 30 names of white supremacists and slaveholders mark the landscape of UNC, there is yet to be a formal renaming process developed for campus buildings, only a path to removal.

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By Cameron Myers Milne | January 31

Screenshot from the Faculty Executive Committee held on Friday, Jan. 29, 2021 to condemn the vandalism of the Campus Y that occurred on Jan. 24.

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By Cameron Myers Milne | October 20

Screenshot from the Employee Forum Executive Committee's virtual meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2020.

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Draft of new permit for coal plant raises community concerns about emission limits

Residents of Morrison Hall were without clean water for 48 hours

Study prompts investigation into impact of drinking culture on students of color

Javvadi campaign found guilty for harmful behavior, receives six-point penalty

Virtual campaigning challenges: From ballot signature sharing to an ethics complaint

Explaining the UNC student body election process as campaign season gets underway

Pop-up testing sites at cluster locations screen for additional COVID-19 cases

Faculty Executive Committee passes resolution condemning Campus Y vandalism

UNC to increase campus police staffing on Inauguration Day

Following the lifted moratorium, here's how campus building names are removed

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