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From left to right: Senior Sage Atkins, junior Toby Turla, and junior Sonam Shah, are co-founders of Peer2Peer. “We are offering a remote peer support system for people within the UNC community to talk about a shared experience,” Turla said.

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By students, for students: Peer2Peer offers mental health resources at UNC

By Natalie Varma | Oct. 11

Founded in 2020, Peer2Peer is a student-run organization that offers mental health resources to UNC undergraduate and graduate students. The organization aims to de-stigmatize asking for help and normalize mental health struggles experienced by college students. It sets itself apart from University services, such as Counseling and Psychological Services, by providing one-on-one sessions with peer responders who are also students at UNC.

A class meets outside of Manning Hall on Sept. 23, 2021, during a power outage that affected a large portion of North Campus.

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Campus power outage disrupts routine for UNC students and faculty

By Natalie Varma | Sep. 23

Several North Campus buildings, including libraries, experienced a power outage Monday due to a line hit by an outside working crew, according to a statement from UNC Media Relations.

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By students, for students: Peer2Peer offers mental health resources at UNC

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