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UNC students face flood damage from Chantal on and off campus, may be eligible for University aid


On Sunday, July 6, Chapel Hill and surrounding areas faced heavy rain and flooding from Tropical Storm Chantal, which damaged some University of North Carolina students’ housing and essentials on and off campus. UNC’s student emergency funds can provide financial support and temporary housing for students seeking assistance. (Daily Tar Heel)

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UNC students face flood damage from Chantal on and off campus, may be eligible for University aid