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University Day Takes Reflective Tone


With classes canceled for a day devoted to mental health, UNC observed a somber 228th birthday that leaders called a time for reflection, reckoning and resilience. Coming during not only a pandemic but also a more acute mental health crisis on campus, University Day was held as classes were canceled and a Wellness Day observed on Tuesday. (Carolina Alumni Review)

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University Day Takes Reflective Tone