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Political science professors questioned how Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s death impacts electoral politics in a panel discussion Monday.
Durham Mayor Bill Bell highlighted Durham’s economic progress and laid out goals for the city in the coming year during his annual State of the City speech to the Durham City Council last Monday. He spoke about the opening of four new hotels, increased public-private partnerships in downtown development and efforts to promote mixed-income housing units as indicators of the year’s economic success. He also laid out tasks the city will address during the coming year, including crime prevention and efforts to preserve affordable housing options. The presentation featured a video of city employees highlighting Durham’s 2015 accomplishments to the tune of the Montell Jordan hit, “This is How We Do It.” The Chronicle’s Sarah Kerman spoke with Bell about his plans following his address.
Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee learned more about the reasons for the closing of Grace’s Café at its meeting Monday evening.
Six faculty members recently traveled across the world to visit the Indian Institute of Technology at Gandhinagar as part of collaborations between Duke and IITGN.
University leaders discussed solutions that could improve safety on Central Campus this Spring at Thursday's Academic Council meeting.
Several academics gathered at Duke Wednesday afternoon to dismantle popular preconceptions about recent global terrorist attacks.
Although Governor Pat McCrory and many state lawmakers oppose allowing Syrian refugees into North Carolina, the Durham City Council has chosen to welcome them.
Duke Forward is ahead of its fundraising goals, but administrators do not plan to end the campaign early.
Katherine Zimmerman, a scholar specializing in the al-Qaida network, critiqued U.S. foreign policy in Yemen at a student discussion Tuesday evening.
The University’s Advisory Committee on Investment Responsibility hosted a public forum Monday night.
Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee discussed plans to look for new Merchants-on-Points vendors at its meeting Monday night.
Voters will elect a mayor and three at-large City Council members in Tuesday’s Durham municipal election.
The Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee brought up the possibility of adding popular eatery Heavenly Buffaloes and other restaurants to the Merchants-on-Points program at its meeting Monday.
Community members brought up concerns about accessibility, efficiency and affordability in a formal public hearing about the proposed Durham-Orange Light Rail Line transit project Thursday.
A car was totaled after colliding with a tree near the intersection of Urban Avenue and North Buchanan Boulevard off East Campus late Tuesday evening.
Amid concerns about its need-based financial aid, Duke is trying to balance supporting current students and helping prospective ones.
On Wednesday, North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory signed into law House Bill 372, which will shift Medicaid to a system in which privately managed care companies take on the task of insuring patients.
Last week, President Barack Obama announced changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid set to take effect for the 2017-18 academic year.
Graduate students who will campout for basketball tickets next month can expect shorter wait times during check-ins.
The Bull City Connector changed its route last month in an effort to increase the shuttle service’s appeal among Duke students and faculty.
