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To Ron Paul, there cannot be liberty if there are constant wars, an issue especially pertinent in the present century.
Last Wednesday, Durham turned 150 years old.
After 32 years of civilian and military service, Lisa Disbrow concluded that the complex structure of the U.S. government is what ensures the strength of the nation at a talk Tuesday evening.
Omari Swinton—Duke economics alumnus and associate professor of economics at Howard University—wants to break down barriers.
Other than a protester being removed, Linda Sarsour's on-campus talk on Islam and Intersectionality took place without issue with a heavy security presence.
CHAPEL HILL—Donning a Carolina hat and starting a “Tar Heels” chant, Democratic presidential hopeful Beto O’Rourke called for unity on climate change and a number of other issues in a town-hall style speech Monday at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The Chronicle's Lena Yannella recently sat down with Providence, R.I., city councilwoman Carmen Castillo when Castillo was on campus for a talk.
Kong Lee, the 61-year-old owner of the popular coffee shop, Kaffeinate, died in the explosion that destroyed his shop last Wednesday.
Durham County's district attorney said Thursday that she will not pursue the death penalty for a man charged with killing three Muslim Chapel Hill students in 2015.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy received the inaugural Bolch Prize for the Rule of Law at a ceremony at the Washington Duke Thursday.
The toll from Durham’s explosion Wednesday continues to increase.
The Durham Police Department announced that the owner of Kaffeinate coffee shop, 61-year-old Kong Lee, died in the explosion that destroyed his coffee shop Wednesday morning.
Eight Duke employees were injured in an explosion Wednesday morning in downtown Durham, which killed one person and injured more than a dozen.
A explosion occurred in downtown Durham at 115 North Duke St. at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday.
“Norms have been shattered one after another, in ways that I think are deeply damaging to our democracy,” he said. “The thing that troubles me the most is that… this president doesn’t either understand or respect our democracy in the way that we understand it. To considerably hold himself above the law cuts against the absolute tenant of our society.”
President Donald Trump signed an executive order March 21 threatening to withhold federal research grant money from colleges failing to protect freedom of speech.
President Donald Trump's budget proposal for 2020 would cut funding for higher education and research, in favor of increasing funding for national security and defense programs.
Steve Schewel will run for a second term as Durham's mayor.
A Confederate monument in Durham was vandalized for at least the second time in four years.
According to the News and Observer, Hayes' attorney said that he denies the allegations.
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