N.C. state government advocates for Choose Life license plates
The North Carolina state government is appealing a court decision that said North Carolinians have the right to choose—to choose what goes on the back of their cars.
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The North Carolina state government is appealing a court decision that said North Carolinians have the right to choose—to choose what goes on the back of their cars.
A group of faculty at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is trying to ensure that the university’s grade A athletes have the resources to make A grades.
The Center for Multicultural Affairs held a discussion on the cultural gap between Latino and Latin American students Monday.
Last week, the North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that a former Duke employee can go forward with his lawsuit against the University.
From the streets of San Diego to Duke University’s campus, Inocente Izucar is sharing her story of redemption, family and art.
Kenya—a DukeEngage destination—made international headlines last week when its parliament voted to withdraw the country from the International Criminal Court.
Electroconvulsive therapy—which has long been a source of heated debate among medical professionals—has a foundation of support in the Duke Medical Center.
Ranked fifteenth in Forbes' America's Top Colleges list last month, the University amassed another top national spot this week.