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Housekeepers on UNC campus demand higher pay amidst rising inflation

November 4, 2022 Sophie Mallinson

As inflation rises, UNC Housekeepers are calling for their salaries to increase too.

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UNC heads to the Supreme Court to defend Affirmative Action in admissions

October 28, 2022 Chris Kammerer

UNC-Chapel Hill and Harvard will argue in defense of Affirmative Action at the Supreme Court Oct 31.

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Young voter turnout may help determine U.S. Senate election outcome

October 28, 2022 Lorelai Sykes

Democrat Cheri Beasley and Republican Ted Budd are both campaigning around the state, with Beasley hoping for a big youth voter turnout.

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November election will determine partisan balance of NC Supreme Court

October 28, 2022 Walter Reinke

The NC Supreme Court election this November could swing the balance of the court.

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Coker Arbor is stripped bare in preparation for upcoming renovations

October 28, 2022 Emma Cooke

Typically decorated with native vines and foliage, Coker Arbor is now stripped bare to prepare for renovations.

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UNC’s ‘March for Our Lives’ chapter rallies following mass shooting in Raleigh

October 14, 2022 William Christensen

Following the recent shooting in Raleigh, UNC’s March for Our Lives chapter held a rally to support gun control and to encourage students to vote in next month’s election.

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A new vending machine at the Orange County Detention Center aims to reduce overdoses

October 14, 2022 Lorelai Sykes

Narcan vending machine in the Orange County Detention Center may help combat issue of opioid overdoses.

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NC Supreme Court decision expected soon in ‘Leandro’ case regarding public education funding

October 13, 2022 Walter Reinke

The Leandro case seeks to address inequity in public education funding. It’s been unresolved for more than 20 years.

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People who work on Franklin St. are raising concerns about safety

October 7, 2022 Lauryn Lovett

Statistics from the Chapel Hill Police Department show that reports of harassment on Franklin St. increased from 9 to 19 last year, but are back down to 6 so far this year … though not all cases are reported.

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Recent Chapel Hill shootings have residents questioning whether the town has a gun problem

October 7, 2022 Gerard Millman

The two fatal shootings took place in the same neighborhood in the past month. What does this spike in violent crime mean for Chapel Hill?

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