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The possibility of homegrown terrorism among Muslim-Americans is a “serious, but limited, problem,” according to a recent study.
A former officer with the Durham Police Department was indicted Wednesday on federal charges of distributing fewer than five grams of crack cocaine and possession of a firearm during a drug...
The Cary-based company, now the world’s largest privately-owned software seller, recently scored the No. 1 ranking on Fortune magazine’s annual list of “100 Best Companies to Work For.”
A ceremony in Chapel Hill Saturday marked the dedication of the Courtland Benjamin Smith Memorial House, which will honor the memory of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill senior who...
Beginning next month, the Durham Cultural Advisory Board will advise the city administration on public art and ways to use arts and culture to support economic development in Durham.
A hunger relief organization sponsored its fifth annual MLK Million Meals Service Event, in which volunteers worked together to package 50,000 meals for the victims of this month’s earthquake in...
Duke administrators, faculty and students are rallying to provide support and aid to victims of a violent earthquake in Haiti.
Come March, frozen yogurt lovers will have a few more options in the Triangle area.
This Spring, food delivery options could double for students willing to buy food from restaurants that are not a part of the Merchants on Points program.
For one amazing week, I traveled around Israel as part of a group of 17 college journalists looking to do something different for winter break and learn a few things along the way.
Five Duke students—all members of The Chronicle’s staff—were in Local Yogurt at approximately 7:25 p.m. when two masked and armed men entered the shop and demanded money. No one was injured in the...
Although a recent poll conducted by Elon University found that three-fourths of North Carolinians support health care reform, only five of North Carolina’s 13 congressmen voted for the recent House...
Frank Lombard, a former professor and associate director of Duke’s Center for Health Policy, has decided to plead guilty to child sex abuse charges, WRAL reported Tuesday.
On Nov. 17, the North Carolina Senate Democratic Caucus elected state Sen. Martin Nesbitt, D-Buncombe, as the new majority leader for the N.C. Senate, replacing state Sen. Tony Rand, D-Cumberland.
A bill currently on the floor of the U.S. Senate would require that all student loans come directly from the federal government rather than from private lenders.
Texters young and old will have to restrain their fingers while they drive or face a fine.
A student reported last week that she was robbed and sexually assaulted on West Campus Nov. 16.
The scent of chocolate-mint smoke hovers over the booth in the far right corner of International Delights as Gehad Lobbad, the owner of the restaurant, casually lights up his hookah apparatus and...
For the first time since May, North Carolina’s unemployment rate increased last month.
A new clothing boutique opening in West Village will offer stylish and affordable apparel to Durham women.
