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Light rail may improve Duke-Durham connections

Elizabeth Djinis

A light rail connecting Durham and Orange counties is scheduled to be completed over the next 12 years.

Jenkins elected to RTP Board

Staff Reports

Kimberly Jenkins, former adviser to the president and provost for innovation and entrepreneurship, has been elected to the Board of Directors for the Research Triangle Foundation of North Carolina.

Duke grad student robbed at gunpoint

Staff Reports

The individual was approached at 1:50 a.m. by three teenagers wearing white shirts.

Duke reacts to Boston Marathon explosions

Georgia Parke

When two bombs detonated near the Boston Marathon finish line, some members of the Duke community had just completed the race or were near the site of the explosion.

Duke, other private universities choose not to publicly disclose perpetrators

Georgia Parke

Two education privacy and safety laws allow private universities to disclose disciplinary proceedings and crime reports when a student is an alleged perpetrator of violating university policy.

Jon Huntsman tells students to 'enhance the lives of others' through service

YunChu Huang

Huntsman called on students to pursue public service as he outlined major domestic and foreign policy challenges.

Durham named 'tastiest town' by Southern Living

Carleigh Stiehm

Durham foodies can take pride in their hometown’s recent win of “The Tastiest Town in the South.”

Duke employees can apply for subsidized housing in Durham neighborhood

Michelle Menchaca

Duke employees can soon help revitalize the Southside neighborhood, known for its high level of crime, in Durham.

Duke alum launches app to showcase artists' work

Margot Tuchler

Phil Haus, Trinity ’08, is a founding team member of a new social media app that may give Twitter and Instagram a run for their money.

McCrory budget proposes closing 5 prisons

Tiffany Lieu

Governor Pat McCrory’s proposal to shut down five North Carolina prisons reflects a decrease in the inmate population.

Duke students opposing same-sex marriage largely stay quiet

Georgia Parke

Students who oppose same-sex marriage are conscious of being part of a student body that overwhelmingly supports it.

Duke's alcohol policies are stricter than some of its peers'

Georgia Parke

Duke's alcohol policies uphold the federal drinking age, but some peer schools have implemented more open approaches.

Duke police report 2 crimes during weekend

Elizabeth Djinis

The first took place on Saturday night, when a student was robbed at gunpoint on Central Campus.

Duke student robbed at gunpoint on Central Campus

Staff Reports

A male student, who was attending a party on Anderson Street, was robbed at gunpoint by two men Saturday night.

Professors from Triangle universities slam state Republican policies

Georgia Parke

Scholars from around the region gathered Thursday to discuss the negative implications of Republican control on North Carolina politics.

Duke students weigh on same-sex marriage debates at Supreme Court

Elizabeth Djinis

This week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on two cases concerning same-sex marriage.

Bull City Burger serves up wacky meats in March

Jack Mercola

The Durham burger joint has been offering exotic meats this month including reindeer, python, llama and rocky mountain oysters—also known as bull testicles.

Local pastors protest Durham panhandling ordinace

Linda Yu

Many local panhandlers have been ticketed and fined since a new Durham ordinance banning certain types of begging has gone into effect.

Mangum asks for new lawyer after representing herself

Elizabeth Djinis

After choosing to represent herself in a murder trial, Crystal Mangum has now requested a court-appointed attorney.

Former Young Trustee Fairfax runs for Va. attorney general

Kelly Scurry

A former Young Trustee is running for Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Duke graduate Peng Shi helps improve public school assignment in Boston

Ryan Zhang

Shi has helped the city take a crucial step toward school reform.

Duke struggles to draw low-income applicants, paralleling national trends

Tiffany Lieu

Some in the higher education community are evaluating how accessible the college application process is to low-income students

Peter Feaver reflects on Iraq War 10 years later

Georgia Parke

The Chronicle spoke with Feaver, professor of political science and public policy.

Brightleaf venue damaged by fire

Staff Reports

Officials are fighting a fire in El Rodeo, a restaurant in Durham’s Brightleaf Square.

Community slams Durham-Chapel Hill crime story

Elizabeth Djinis

The Durham and Chapel Hill communities have lambasted an article in The Daily Tar Heel analyzing Durham residents committing crimes in Chapel Hill.

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