Duke to sell 5 off-East houses
At least five houses off East Campus that are now owned by Duke will be put on the market this summer, officials announced this week.
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At least five houses off East Campus that are now owned by Duke will be put on the market this summer, officials announced this week.
Durham city government has been drawn into the controversy surrounding the rape investigation involving three indicted men's lacrosse players as Durham City Manager Patrick Baker has come under fire for his actions.
After months of construction and rerouted paths to the Bryan Center, students will find a completed West Campus Plaza when they return in the fall, Larry Moneta, vice president for student affairs, confirmed Sunday.
In honor of Social Justice Week, Valentino Achak Deng, a former refugee from Sudan, spoke Tuesday afternoon to campus and community members on his experiences in the war-torn country. Standing on the Chapel Quadrangle, Deng emphasized the challenges confronting his home country and the need for international support.
Amid mounting concerns about students' safety off-campus, Durham District Attorney Mike Nifong told reporters last week that he does not intend to publicly release the DNA evidence from a rape that allegedly occurred March 13 at a Duke men's lacrosse party.
After years of state-wide discussion and multiple failed bills in the North Carolina legislature, the state lottery will finally become a reality today.
Mohammed Reza Taheri-azar, who confessed to a March 3 attack at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, appeared again in court-albeit briefly-Thursday afternoon.
A week after a violent attack shook the campus at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, details continue to emerge concerning the confessed culprit of the incident-recent UNC graduate Mohammed Reza Taheri-azar.
Mohammed Reza Taheri-azar, a 2005 graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who struck several bystanders on campus with his car last week, was officially charged in an Orange County court Monday with 18 felony counts, including nine counts of attempted first-degree murder.
A duo of acclaimed journalists recently finalized plans to teach classes at the Sanford Institute of Public Policy next fall. Former CNN news anchor Judy Woodruff and current New York Times columnist David Brooks will join Duke's faculty through the Dewitt Wallace Center for Media and Democracy.
For most people, music might seem an unlikely means of gaining major political connections.
Shots were fired on Erwin Road shortly after 7 p.m. Monday near Sam's Quik Stop, a few hundred feet from Main Street.
Durham resident Monica Jacobs testified that a pickup truck being driven by Francisco Pereyra hit her car at an intersection in August. When Pereyra exited his car, he showed signs of inebriation.
A diverse group of community members-jeans-clad teenage activists mingling with top county and state Democratic officials-gathered in Durham Tuesday night to hear Democratic National Committee chair Howard Dean speak.
Durham city officials announced plans Monday to increase security forces on city transit buses for the next 30 days in response to recent violence.
Amid all the incumbent victories in last week's municipal election, newcomer Mike Woodard, Trinity '81 and a Duke administrator in financial services, emerged as the only new face elected to Durham office.
Because of broader state budget reductions, officials were forced to cut the University of North Carolina system's budget by $31 million from the previous year, according to the 2005-2006 Budget Reductions Report issued this week by the UNC system.
Several Alcohol Law Enforcement agents continued their testimonies at the Durham courthouse Friday in the latest proceedings of a case that involves the citation of approximately 75 Duke students.
For the first time in nearly six years, a handful of Durham citizens will decide the fate of one man's life.
There are no quiet arguments in Durham-or silent decisions.