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What do George W. Bush, John McCain and Barack Obama have in common?
University administrators participated Sept. 24 in their second meeting with Durham homeowners in Trinity Heights-the off-East Campus neighborhood where some students reside-to discuss concerns with students' noise and partying.
The dark cloud of the financial crisis swirls over Wall Street and Congress, but Durham's economic leaders are optimistic they can weather the storm.
GREENSBORO, N.C. - Following closely on the heels of the first of three highly anticipated presidential debates, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama made his second appearance in North Carolina within a week with running mate Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del., Saturday morning.
Top University administrators mixed with students and faculty at a sold-out Page Auditorium Monday night to hear a speech about politics, energy, the environment-and a dubious geographical concept.
As the post-convention buzz lingering from the Democratic and Republican presidential nominations begins to subside, the shock of the financial crisis on Wall Street has refocused voters on the issue that most directly impacts their wallets.
They are the fastest-growing minority group in the United States. They comprise more than 15 percent of the total population. They will be one of the country's most powerful voting blocs for election seasons to come.
The two major party candidates in the North Carolina governor's race competed for votes in a televised debate on WRAL Tuesday night, but one of Duke's own failed to make the cut.
Books about the events surrounding the false rape claims against the 2005-2006 men's lacrosse team have been authored by a trial attorney, a blogger and the team's former coach. Now, the woman whose accusations sparked a national uproar wants to tell her side of the story.
A legal war of words is brewing among those involved in the lawsuit filed by the three wrongly indicted members of the 2005-2006 men's lacrosse team against the city of Durham and former Durham district attorney Mike Nifong.
Several major research initiatives led by Duke are already up and running at the new North Carolina Research Campus, currently under construction in Kannapolis, N.C.
When students find themselves in legal peril with the Durham Police Department and at odds with the University, they often turn to a local attorney who has gained a reputation as a student defender.
Despite a lopsided 41-point victory in the West Virginia primary Tuesday, Sen. Hillary Clinton's chances of winning the Democratic nomination appear to be slipping away.
The Interfraternity Council will begin the process of expanding its membership to include two new fraternities next semester, an IFC press release announced Thursday.
WINSTON-SALEM - U.S. District Court Judge James Beaty denied a motion by the University and Durham to sanction a Web site posted by lawyers of the 38 unindicted members of the 2005-2006 men's lacrosse team in a hearing Tuesday.
Members of the Arts and Sciences Council approved the creation of a new committee Thursday that will give students greater input on undergraduate policy issues.
Balancing atop the rafters at nearly 140 feet above the Dean Dome's center court in the early morning hours of Feb. 2, 1998, four Duke students had one thing in mind-stealing Michael Jordan's jersey.
Triangle residents hoping to see the Democratic presidential candidates spar one last time before the May 6 North Carolina primary may be in luck.
Is journalism dying or is it just evolving?
Power was lost in the Bryan Center for nearly two hours Thursday until around 3:30 p.m. when emergency generators took effect, several sources confirmed.