UNC Health Care to Transfer $20M to UNC-Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill, N.C.-based UNC Health Care will transfer $20 million to UNC-Chapel Hill to offset a state funding cut of nearly 18 percent, according to a Daily Tar Heel report.

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By: Staff

The more than $100 million cut to the university is the largest for any UNC-system school.

Read the Daily Tar Heel report on UNC Health Care.

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