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Brianna Atkinson
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Higher Education Reporter, WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC)
Chapel Hill, Raleigh, North Carolina
Beats
racial justice, underground press civil rights,American Grotesk historytelling women and gay & lesbian media history., true crime Black, including strange history
Comedy
Content
North Carolina's public universities haven't raised tuition in nearly a decade. What's that doing to their bottom line?
By Brianna Atkinson Verified| opencampus.org@ Stepping into the UNC-Chapel Hill Student Recreation Center is a little bit like stepping back in time. Students have likened the 150-capacity space – located across the street from the Student Union – to a dungeon. At the busiest times, students report waiting 10-deep in a line to use one of the exercise machines, or the free weights. The last several student body presidents at UNC-Chapel Hill – including Jaleah Taylor – have run on and lobbied for a better rec center.
North Carolina's public universities haven't raised tuition in nearly a decade. What's that doing to their bottom line?
By Brianna Atkinson Verified| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified Stepping into the UNC-Chapel Hill Student Recreation Center is a little bit like stepping back in time. Students have likened the 150-capacity space – located across the street from the Student Union – to a dungeon. At the busiest times, students report waiting 10-deep in a line to use one of the exercise machines, or the free weights. The last several student body presidents at UNC-Chapel Hill – including Jaleah Taylor – have run on and lobbied for a better rec center.
North Carolina's public universities haven't raised tuition in nearly a decade. What's that doing to their bottom line?
By Brianna Atkinson Verified| opencampus.org@ Stepping into the UNC-Chapel Hill Student Recreation Center is a little bit like stepping back in time. Students have likened the 150-capacity space – located across the street from the Student Union – to a dungeon. At the busiest times, students report waiting 10-deep in a line to use one of the exercise machines, or the free weights. The last several student body presidents at UNC-Chapel Hill – including Jaleah Taylor – have run on and lobbied for a better rec center.
Company Info
WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC)
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States
+1 919-445-9150