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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

“I want people to know that we are a tribal entity, we are a tribal government, we are a government that is self-sustaining,” John Lowery, chairperson ...

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

By Akash Bhowmik | April 26

As rates of drugs laced with fentanyl pose threats to those who use drugs, several researchers at UNC focus on harm reduction. Part of this is access ...

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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 Adam Horne and Anh Nguyen | 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

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New class could help increase representation of students of color in higher level courses

By Maddie Policastro | March 21

Parking prices emphasize priority differences between Chapel Hill and Carrboro

By Walker Livingston | March 21

Firearm-related child deaths are up by 161 percent since 2017

Child deaths, especially from firearms, on the rise in NC according to new report

By Maddie Van Meter | March 20

Hinton James had the highest number of alcohol offenses and per capita violation rate from 2015 to 2022

A look into drinking and on-campus alcohol violations at UNC

By Brooke Elliott | March 8

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DTH's inaugural data desk survey seeks to understand community representation

By Anh Nguyen | March 6

There are ten stores with ATF violations within 25 miles of UNC's Campus

Over 750 ATF violations have been committed by gun stores around the state

By Gowri Abhinanda | February 19

"Others" fees make up the majority of undergraduate student fees

From Student Government to Connect Carolina: how your student fees are reviewed

By Collin Tadlock | February 8

Community responses to Chapel Hill public transit are generally positive

How satisfied are local residents regarding Chapel Hill Transit services?

By Bridget Bendezu | February 6

North Carolina ranks poorly in childcare costs and affordability

NC ranks last in child care cost in new report, state struggles with funding

By Maddie Van Meter | February 3

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Chapel Hill and Carrboro preschools report small levels of lead in water

By Harrison Gummel | February 1

Faculty discusses free speech and School of Civic Life in January meeting

By Emi Maerz | January 31

Theft cases have more than tripled since 2020, vehicular theft a major contributor

As theft on campus continues to rise, students share their experiences

By Brooke Elliott | January 31

'We all deserve food': Organizations help UNC students overcome food insecurities

By Celia Funderburk | January 29