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No. 6-seed UNC men's soccer eliminated from ACC tournament with 2-1 loss to No. 11-seed Cal

| November 6

Ivy Nangalia

Visualization: The median home value of petitioners against multifamily housing was $692,871

Leo Davidson, Ivy Nangalia

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Visualization: The median home value of petitioners against multifamily housing was $692,871

By Leo Davidson and Ivy Nangalia | April 5

Visualization: Corporate market share of Orange County farm income falls to its lowest value in nearly thirty years

Ivy Nangalia

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Visualization: Corporate market share of Orange County farm income falls to its lowest value in nearly thirty years

By Ivy Nangalia | April 5

Visualization: Graduate students in basic and applied sciences were employed 15 percent more than humanities and fine arts graduates post-graduation

Ivy Nangalia

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Visualization: Graduate students in basic and applied sciences were employed 15 percent more than humanities and fine arts graduates post-graduation

By Ivy Nangalia | April 4

Visualization: Computer and information sciences become the fastest growing major category over the last ten years at UNC

Ivy Nangalia

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Visualization: Computer and information sciences become the fastest growing major category over the last ten years at UNC

By Ivy Nangalia | April 4

Visualization: In the history department, the ratio of bachelor's degrees conferred to professors declined by 52 percent between 2011 and 2021

Ivy Nangalia

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Visualization: In the history department, the ratio of bachelor's degrees conferred to professors declined by 52 percent between 2011 and 2021

By Ivy Nangalia | April 4

Visualization: On average, STEM professors get paid more than professors in other disciplines within the College of Arts and Sciences

Ivy Nangalia

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Visualization: On average, STEM professors get paid more than professors in other disciplines within the College of Arts and Sciences

By Ivy Nangalia | April 4

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