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Heidi Pérez-Moreno
Daily News InternHeidi Pérez-Moreno was a daily news intern with WUNC during the spring 2023 semester. At the time, she was a senior at UNC-Chapel Hill, where she studied journalism.
Originally from Miami, Florida, Pérez-Moreno transferred to UNC in August of 2020 from Miami Dade College, where she served as editor-in-chief of her student newspaper, The Reporter. Since then, she has reported with The Texas Tribune and Los Angeles Times.
You can reach her on X (formerly Twitter) at @heyperezmoreno.
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The UNC-Chapel Hill’s Mini Mart, a replicated version of a small convenience store, serves as a laboratory space to study consumer shopping behaviors.
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UNC System President Peter Hans detailed plans to expand mental health resources for students.
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A mock grocery store in Chapel Hill studies how graphic health labels change the way people buy foodThe UNC Mini Mart, a laboratory space designed to mimic a small convenience store, was launched in 2019 to help researchers examine patterns that impact the way people buy their groceries.