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UNC's out-of-state tuition increased by five percent while in-state rates stayed flat

By Tulsi Asokan | December 3

UNC-Chapel Hill's in-state tuition has remained stable for the past eight years, while out-of-state-rates have seen increases.

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Column: The University's egregious changes this year shouldn't come as a shock

By Davina Boison | December 3

"For many, both the subtle and out-loud shifts this year feel abrupt and surprising. For me, they confirm what I've noticed over the past few years — ...

The long history of lynching in North Carolina

By Dania Al Hadeethi | December 3

The history of lynching in North Carolina, and across the United States, is both long and difficult to define due to a lack of reporting on Black history ...

From wildfires to business plans to algae, undergrads researched in 2024

By Ryan Parsaee | December 3

Research courses, faculty-led initiatives and structured programs provide opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in research across disciplinary ...

UNC unable to overcome season-long obstacles in late game collapse against N.C. State

By Cade Shoemaker | December 3

North Carolina gave up a touchdown during the last two minutes of their fight against N.C. State, leading to Carolina's fourth straight loss against the ...

'Not us without him': Damon Nahas leads UNC women's soccer to College Cup as interim head coach

By Harry Crowther | December 3

After eight seasons as an assistant coach, Damon Nahas was named the interim head coach after Anson Dorrance retired four days before the beginning of ...

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University progresses on major construction efforts

By Diana Lopez Zapata | December 2

UNC progressed five capital projects, including renovating academic halls and renewing buildings.

'Take a seat with him': Orange County honors Jeffries family with bench

By Sheridan Barry | December 2

John “Blackfeather” Jeffries and his wife Lynette Coles Jeffries are known for their contributions to Orange County, especially in the Occaneechi ...

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'Put your soul out there': Carolina Bluegrass Band performs fall semester concert

By Michael Melton | December 2

The Carolina Bluegrass Band, split into three ensembles, performed various unique ensemble performances spanning bluegrass-pop, traditional and country-bluegrass ...

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Schoolkids Records officially closes Chapel Hill location after 50 years

By Erin Mun | December 2

Schoolkids Records in Chapel Hill closed its doors after 50 years. The store announced its closing in August, citing financial constraints.

'It didn’t come as a shock': A timeline of DEI repeal and effects at UNC

By Claire Harutunian | December 2

Following the Diversity and Inclusion repeal in May, current and future University students have seen the impact of new policies.

Following the election, N.C. mental health experts reflect on impact of political stressors

By Maddie Policastro | December 2

According to a study from the American Psychological Association, 69 percent of Americans said the 2024 presidential election was a significant source ...

Word on the Street: Students predict what their Spotify Wrapped will look like

By Adele Harris | December 2

Staff writer Adele Harris asks students what they're expecting in their Spotify Wrapped this year.

Community discusses impact of 2023 laws affecting LGBTQ+ youth

By Sarah Clements | December 2

"Some of the few things that I can actually change about myself to make me feel more comfortable in my body are being taken away," Raleigh high school ...

Column: The UNC housing crisis is still a crisis

By Cooper Hall | December 2

"Carolina Housing had plenty of time to solve the trainwreck that was the housing process for the 2024-25 school year. Despite attempted improvements, ...

Experts discuss N.C. Certificate of Need law, effects on health care

By Brantley Aycock | December 2

The CON, which is being challenged by lawsuit, requires that the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services determines a need for a health service in ...

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Chapel Hill passed five bonds in November, what happens now?

By Kristin Kharrat | December 2

Since 2009, the Town has been setting aside a fraction of existing property tax payments to develop a fund to help pay back debt and interest payments, ...