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The North Carolina chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People released a petition Nov. 26 against Governor Pat McCrory’s plans to deny Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act.
A riot occurred outside of the Durham Police Department headquarters Friday evening, resulting in property damage and local disturbance.
Duke researcher William Ebenstein was arrested Friday morning on charges of sexual exploitation of a minor.
Just how much Americans ought to know about their government's national security programs was up for debate Monday night.
AI: I’m responsible for the long-term economic development planning of the country, but currently we are facing some pressing economic challenges—first and foremost of which is the energy crisis. So while we are working on developing Pakistan Vision of 2025—which is a long term plan—we are also working on short term efforts to overcome energy crisis, which is impeding Pakistan’s overall economy by 2 or 3 percent. My one job is to look after future economic transformation development plan and second is to also fix some of the short term problems through investment and development projects. So we are making major investments in the energy sector.
The event is expected to turn out an audience of about 200 people, with 150 already registered online for tickets. A handful of tickets remain to be given out on air. Students coordinating the event worked to reunite bands from the Triangle area that have frequented the airwaves over WXDU's lifetime. The concert aims to reflect the station’s combined community and student presence.
The event is expected to turn out an audience of about 200 people, with 150 already registered online for tickets. A handful of tickets remain to be given out on air. Students coordinating the event worked to reunite bands from the Triangle area that have frequented the airwaves over WXDU's lifetime. The concert aims to reflect the station’s combined community and student presence.
The picture of the chapel on Instagram tagged “#DukeFall” may play a more important role in the University’s international presence than students think.
Duke campus culture is characterized by its enthusiasm for celebration and joining together in festivities. This past weekend marked one of the biggest party weekends for college students nationwide—Halloween. Many students made the trek to University of North Carolina Chapel Hill's famous Franklin Street while others made a much shorter trek to Perkins Library. The Chronicle's Elizabeth Djinis sat down with students to discuss their Halloween experience.
The portion of West Main Street adjacent to East Campus re-opened Thursday at 5 p.m.
Jeffrey Zients, Trinity '88, was recently chosen to oversee the repairs of Healthcare.gov, the website through which health insurance exchanges are set up under the Affordable Care Act. Upon its advent the website experienced multiple crashes and technological issues that the administration is now working to fix. Zients, who is the former director of the Office of Management and Budget and will become the director of the National Economic Council in January, will serve as the manager of the repair project within the Department of Health and Human Services. Zients sat down with The Chronicle's Elizabeth Djinis and Georgia Parke to discuss his work and the path that brought him into the public sector today.
In honor of his memory, Drew Everson's fraternity Pi Kappa Phi will hold a start-up contest on campus safety Nov. 22.
The Durham Police Department's initiative Operation Bull's Eye has released statistics exemplifying its overall success in combatting violent crimes in Durham.
"Honestly, I never noticed anything different. I'm not sure if that's because we're a private university or not, but I didn't notice any cutbacks in hours, staff, services anything. Maybe I'm not observant enough, but if I didn't follow the news, I wouldn't have known anything was going on at all."
A drive-by shooting occurred off of East Campus Wednesday morning, hitting one house and at least four parked vehicles.
Shooters Saloon is now a members-only venue.
A new test examining college students’ critical thinking skills upon graduation may impact the way employers and post-graduate institutions view higher education.
Durham Public Schools held a meeting Monday evening to discuss changes made last year to North Carolina’s public school curriculum.
Before Miley Cyrus twerked and grinded her way through the VMAs, before Lady Gaga wore her infamous meat dress and even before even Madonna and Britney shared their onscreen kiss, there was Cher.
Journalist Al Rossiter Jr. died Monday at the age of 77 in Washington, N.C., leaving behind a storied legacy as the former director of the Duke News Service and assistant vice president in the University’s Office of Public Affairs.
