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'I want to move over here': Community members reflect on cost burden in Chapel Hill

By Lucy Marques | September 26

About one in five homeowners and more than half of renters in Chapel Hill are cost-burdened – meaning they spend more than 30 percent of their income ...

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UNC on-campus housing costs continue to rise each year

By Lauren Lovitt | September 28

UNC's increase in on-campus housing costs can be attributed to inflation, development and the upkeep of residence halls. Allan Blattner, executive director ...

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Only one UNC residence hall still has detectable levels of lead in fixtures

By Eilah Wood | September 27

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Town set to meet 2023 housing increase quota with more than 2,500 units under construction

By Olivia Gschwind | September 27

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UNC women's soccer attendance numbers see significant spike in recent years

By Maya Waid | September 25

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CHCCS reports record-high graduation rate in 2022-23 NCDPI school performance data

By Grace Whittemore | September 17

Average rent for an apartment in Chapel Hill is rising

Column: Millionaires are trying to buy Chapel Hill’s election. Here's why.

By Samad Rangoonwala | September 5

Numerous N.C. wetlands lose protections under Farm Act and SCOTUS case

By Walker Livingston | September 5

Preview: UNC football prepares to face South Carolina in season opener

By Emma Moon | August 31

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From laser tag and NBA 2K to the football gridiron, Drake Maye's always been 'the guy'

By Shelby Swanson | August 29

The cost of educational books and supplies is up 59% since 2003

Rise of textbook prices a result of economic factors, including inflation

By Brooke Elliott | August 22

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Upcoming online Master's of Applied Data Science program expands opportunities in data

By Noelle Harff | July 3

UNC McLendon Clinical Labs' annual test volume represents the variety of specialized labs

Meet the pathologists working inside UNC’s medical labs

By Brooke Elliott | April 27

Most Lumbee Tribe members in North Carolina live in Robeson, Scotland, Hoke and Cumberland counties

After more than 100 years, Lumbee Tribe still seeking federal recognition

By Walker Livingston | April 27

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As fentanyl threats rise in the country, so does UNC research

By Akash Bhowmik | April 26

Highest reports of on-campus sexual assult from 2015 to 2022 at Ram Village and Granville Towers

How sexual assaults are processed by the University Police

By Ashley Quincin | April 26

Low income areas in Chapel Hill with low access to grocery stores

Areas in Chapel Hill are classified as a 'food deserts' due to lack of grocery store accessibility

By Gowri Abhinanda | April 19

Reflecting on the results of The Daily Tar Heel's community representation survey

By Anh Nguyen and Adam Horne | April 12

Orange County sees highest life expectancy in North Carolina due to abundant resources

By Walker Livingston | April 12

Trustees donate near $1 million to political causes, spark partisan concerns

By Hannah Rosenberger | March 29