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UNC students collect excess water to donate after weekend shortage


There may have been a shortage of water this weekend in Chapel Hill, but there’s no shortage of generosity among UNC students. Students and organizations are collecting the unused water bought during the crisis to donate to people in need. Isabella Sabato, a senior who works at Campus Recreation, said she was inspired to do something good with the leftover water she bought in response to the shortage. (Daily Tar Heel)

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