Governor candidates debate water use
Four of the 10 candidates for governor of North Carolina gathered in the Griffith Film Theater Tuesday to discuss an issue that many of the state's voters are talking about for the first time-water.
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Four of the 10 candidates for governor of North Carolina gathered in the Griffith Film Theater Tuesday to discuss an issue that many of the state's voters are talking about for the first time-water.
Two faculty members from Duke and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have contributed to a voting rights case that has found its way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Is Durham a dangerous city infested by muggers and murderers, or is it unfairly labeled so by wealthy residents of safer cities?
The Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy's planned transition into a school has confused some students, who are uncertain about what the consequences will bring for both majors and non-majors.
Burt's Bees is trying to save honeybees from decimation, provide "green" housing for Durham and teach its employees to promote "The Greater Good."
With nine months to go until this year's gubernatorial vote, two Democratic candidates have found themselves trapped in a rut of negative attention, whereas the Republican field is happy for any attention it can get.
Any student who has seen the movie "Drumline" would applaud Duke for lending instruments to North Carolina Central University's marching band last weekend.
Great things are happening in Durham, it's just hard to tell.
Although students may be more focused on the presidential election, the state race for governor is also picking up steam-and one Duke professor has his eyes on the prize.
Programs such as the University's new financial aid initiative may not produce greater opportunities for students from low-income families, according to a recent study.
Recent legislation passed by Congress to cap overhead expenses on certain federal research grants has been met with strong opposition from Duke and other universities.
As two of its Atlantic Coast Conference rivals square off in a competition to conserve water, Duke is watching from the sidelines.
Students and faculty crowded into a packed lecture hall in the School of Law Monday to hear the insider perspective of former presidential adviser Jack Goldsmith on the complex legal issues surrounding President George W. Bush's administration and the War on Terror.
Liberal students are often perceived as the leaders in activism on college campuses, but this week Duke College Republicans is responding to its Democratic counterparts by holding a straw poll of students.
After millennia working to balance yin and yang, acupuncture may be expanding its efficacy as a pain reliever in the 21st century.
Duke's rivalry with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill could be moving to the environmental front.
Responding to reports of violence in Burma, students on Duke's campus are carrying out a political movement that started nearly two months ago on the other the side of the world.
Learning from the ideas of others is an important part of diversity.
The director of the International House will retire this month after 21 years of service.
Eighteen months after the lacrosse scandal erupted, off-campus disturbances appear to have undergone a cooling-off period.