The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill community is mourning the loss of a student who died by suicide at Craige North Residence Hall, according to information shared by the university.
University officials confirmed that emergency responders were called to Craige North Residence Hall, where the student was found. The identity of the student has not been released, out of respect for the family’s privacy. Classes and campus operations continued, while administrators and counseling staff worked to support students, faculty, and staff affected by the loss.
In a message to the campus community, UNC expressed deep condolences and emphasized the importance of compassion and care during this difficult time. The university also reminded students that counseling and mental health services are available, encouraging anyone struggling or in need of support to reach out.
Craige North Residence Hall, located on UNC’s north campus, is home to many undergraduate students. In the wake of the incident, residence life staff and counselors were made available to residents and friends seeking immediate support.