Asbestos-containing materials found in residence halls, campus buildings
According to a July report, 10 residence halls on UNC's campus have asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) — potentially exposing more than 2,700 residents in the past year.
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According to a July report, 10 residence halls on UNC's campus have asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) — potentially exposing more than 2,700 residents in the past year.
As the first public University in the nation, UNC faces challenges concerning the deterioration of buildings that have been standing for decades.
Officials say asbestos doesn’t pose a health risk at UNC, even though it’s located inside the ceilings and walls of seven residence halls on campus.
Leaky windows, space issues and asbestos may be hindering the growth of UNC’s Department of Psychology and Neuroscience.
Classes weren’t the only things delayed during the snowstorm.
UNC is in the process of replacing insulation in the steam tunnels under campus.
Recent construction in the quad to remove asbestos has brought attention to the presence of the potentially hazardous material on other parts of campus, such as in residence halls and class buildings.