Numbers show over-policing in historically Black areas, and history tells more

By Elizabeth Moore | September 3

Historically Black neighborhoods in Chapel Hill have experienced disproportionate policing, but the numbers only tell part of the story. Gentrification ...

Long-term UNC professors make less money than newly hired peers

By Ellie Heffernan | August 20

Data show disparities in salary between newly-hired faculty and long-standing faculty and male and female faculty members.

Where are the COVID-19 cases on UNC's campus?

By Michael Taffe | August 16

UNC released sexual assault records — what happens next?

By Anna Neil | August 9

Lawyer Hugh Stevens presents the DTH's argument in court on Tuesday morning.

University releases 15 sexual assault records following four-year lawsuit

By Maddie Ellis | August 6

We looked into the COVID-19 relief loan data for Chapel Hill and Carrboro

By Michael Taffe | July 7

The First 90 Days: How North Carolina's coronavirus policies tracked with the outbreak

By Michael Taffe | May 27

'Living inside a bubble': How N.C. voters broke along lines of income and education

By Michael Taffe | April 20

Data shows African Americans might be more affected by COVID-19 than other groups

By Amena Saad and Brittany McGee | April 15

Where are the coronavirus cases in North Carolina?

By Michael Taffe | March 13

Here's what upward mobility looks like in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area

By Michael Taffe | November 1

Professor Daniel Nelson is responsible for the office that provides ethical and regulatory oversight for any research that involves humans as subjects. "That includes approximately 4,500 research studies here at Carolina."

ITS works to secure personal data

By Hayley Fowler | October 21