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Just in time for the biggest college basketball games of the year, sports betting will soon be legal throughout the state.
The Chronicle sat down with North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper to talk about the issues at stake in the upcoming 2024 elections, the state of higher education, the Israel-Hamas war and his thoughts on the upcoming Duke-University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill men’s basketball rivalry matchup. This conversation has been lightly edited for clarity and brevity:
Following a payment mistake that left over 1,000 employees overpaid for months and walkouts after the district announced pay cuts, the Durham Public Schools Board of Education pledged Monday that affected workers can keep what they received through January 2024.
Relatives of hostages taken in the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks in southern Israel spoke to a packed room in the Freeman Center Wednesday evening, sharing their stories and calling on audience members to spread awareness of the hostages remaining in Gaza.
Thousands of Duke community members packed into Cameron Indoor Stadium Tuesday for Duke’s Centennial Celebration Kick-off, marking the first of a series of events celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Duke endowment's establishment.
The U.S. House Committee on Education and the Workforce advanced a bill Tuesday that would bar all students enrolled at institutions subject to an “endowment tax,” including Duke, from borrowing federal student loans.
GREENSBORO—Patrick Anthony Rowland, the Duke undergraduate who accompanied a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill first-year the night she fatally overdosed in Kilgo dorm in March, was sentenced to three months in federal prison Tuesday.
Rep. Valerie Foushee, who represents Duke and Durham in Congress, signed on to a letter Friday calling for President Joseph Biden to work towards a bilateral cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war.
Welcome to the final stretch, where the light of winter break can be seen at the end of the stress-filled tunnel. Here are some ways you can take care of yourself and make your way through these last few weeks of exams and essays:
A federal lawsuit filed in eastern North Carolina is challenging the state’s new state Senate legislative map, alleging that it “unlawfully deprives Black voters of the opportunity to elect candidates of their choice.”
Editor’s note: Multiple people speaking at the event were concerned about facing harassment if quoted and attributed in this piece, in light of recent events regarding harassment and safety at other college campuses.
Durham City Council member Leonardo Williams was elected as Durham's next mayor in Tuesday's general elections.
Those fortunate enough to have known Angela Risi not only remember her for her talent and creativity, but also for her passion towards community building and her ability to make others feel truly themselves.
Editor’s note: Multiple students speaking at the event were concerned about facing harassment if quoted and attributed in this piece, in light of recent events regarding harassment and student safety at other college campuses.
Duke Student Government released a statement Friday addressing the violence in Israel and Palestine as part of the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.
Editor’s note: A student speaking at the event was concerned about facing harassment if quoted and attributed in this piece, in light of recent events regarding harassment and student safety at other college campuses.
Duke painted over a portion of the East Campus bridge after multiple community members reported that it contained an antisemitic phrase, according to a Thursday email from Student Affairs.
State lawmakers in the North Carolina General Assembly acted Tuesday to condemn Saturday’s surprise attack on Israel by Hamas militants and to urge the U.S. Congress to provide support to the country.
The University announced Tuesday the death of Angela Risi, a second-year master of fine arts student in the dance program.
Durham City Council member Monique Holsey-Hyman, who faced allegations of extortion and campaign finance violations in March, will not be facing state charges.
