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For six terms Bill Bell has served as mayor of Durham, but since he is not running this November, the city will elect its first newcomer to the position in sixteen years.
Last month, Duke researchers received about $10.2 million grant to study the long term impacts of early life exposure to toxins found in land that contains hazardous waste known as a superfund.
After receiving support from local authorities this week, the Durham-Orange light rail’s cost-sharing agreement is headed to the Federal Transit Administration for review.
When Mike Morgan, Trinity ’76, was elected to the North Carolina Supreme Court in November, it was a historic moment.
The 2008 financial crisis might help explain President Donald Trump’s rise to the presidency, but not how many people would expect.
Mark Goodacre, a professor in the department of religious studies, serves as the lead adviser for “Finding Jesus: Faith, Fact, Forgery,” a CNN series that uses scientific techniques and archeological research to analyze the life of Jesus. Its second season premieres Sunday at 9 p. m. The Chronicle's Sarah Kerman sat down with Goodacre to discuss his involvement with the show and the task of portraying academic research to a broader audience in a documentary drama format.
While Duke students begin early voting Thursday, several others have already cast ballots—but from locations even more inconvenient than Devil’s Den.
Although body cameras worn by police officers have become common, questions still remain about public access to the footage in North Carolina.
One Duke bus driver has become well known among students for his high spirits and his enthusiastic mantra, "life’s good."
Duke professor Sheila Patek recently visited politicians in Washington to clarify misrepresentations of her research.
Students gathered Monday to express concerns about the relocation of the Women’s Center from West to East Campus.
William Burns, former U.S. ambassador to Russia and Jordan, commented on contemporary American international relations in a talk at the Nasher Museum Tuesday.
The two finalists for Durham Police Department chief answered questions from community members in a forum held at City Hall Wednesday night.
The Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee discussed the food quality and service in Devil's Krafthouse one month after its opening in its meeting Monday night.
Plans for a proposed Durham-Orange Light Rail Line are moving forward after receiving federal approval.
Several members of the Duke community have expressed concerns about a North Carolina law that overturns local LGBTQ non-discrimination ordinances.
Faculty, students and Durham community members gathered Monday evening to celebrate faculty unionization.
The Arts and Sciences Council received an update from Steve Nowicki, dean and vice provost for undergraduate education, regarding proposed alterations to the undergraduate advising system during its meeting Thursday.
This story is part of our coverage of the 10th anniversary of the lacrosse case. Our other coverage can be found here.
Junior John Guarco plans to advocate for reforms to Duke’s student conduct policy if elected Duke Student Government President.
