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UNC sees highest number of deans stepping down since 2003

'The best it has ever been': Former deans confident despite increased leadership turnover

By Lavelle Wong | November 30

As numerous deans have left their positions at UNC over the past year, positions have been filled and search committees have been formed. Former deans ...

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Here are the new establishments on Franklin Street that opened in 2022

Franklin Street, Chapel Hill businesses continue to survive, rely on community

By Eliza Benbow | November 30

Local businesses in Chapel Hill have been working to build and maintain strong community support and provide for community needs in a rapidly developing ...

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'Very few options': 2022 sees increase in affordable housing units, but issues persist

By Gabriel Morrison | November 29

North Carolina fourth grade average math and reading scores decreased considerably in 2022

Assessment data shows declining scores, achievement gap for NC students

By Lucy Marques | November 16

Lead Testing Results of UNC Buildings and Identified Contaminated Fixtures

Over 60 UNC campus buildings test positive for lead

By Preston Fore | November 16

Analysis: How legitimate is Drake Maye's Heisman candidacy?

By Erin Singleton | November 9

Black drivers are disproportionally pulled over in Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill and Carrboro policing data shows racial disparities in traffic stops

By Gabriel Morrison and Joseph Adams | November 9

Field hockey, a staple of UNC's athletic identity, reckons with its diversity issues

By Gwen Peace | November 9

Link between lack of affordable housing and home insecurity evident in Orange County, activists say

By Walker Livingston | November 9

The Daily Tar Heel

Here's where you can vote on election day Nov. 8

By Kenan Bauer | November 6

Divison of School Performance Grades for racial subgroups in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools

2021-2022 NCDPI data indicates disparities in CHCCS school performance

By Avery Baker and Pallavi Sastry | November 2

Number of in-person early votes cast in Orange County over the past 12 years

A look at early voting turnout numbers in Orange County before the midterm elections

By Eliza Benbow | November 2

Campaign spending for 2022 Midterm Elections

How much money are candidates for federal and state legislative races spending?

By Lucy Marques | November 2

Editorial: Our endorsements for the 2022 midterm elections

By Editorial Board | November 2

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What water sources have tested positive for lead on campus?

By Anh Nguyen and Ashlyn Joshy | October 26

Democrats cast half of all absentee ballots thus far in state midterm election

Over 41,000 North Carolinians have cast absentee vote for the midterm elections

By Simon Tan | October 23

The demographics of abortion in Orange County

By Ashlyn Joshy | October 11

What you need to know about crisis pregnancy centers in North Carolina

By Gowri Abhinanda | October 11

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NC abortion providers see increase in out-of-state patients following Roe reversal

By Eliza Benbow | October 11

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Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools invests in employees through $2 million budget expansion

By Caroline Dickey | October 9