Nearly forty years ago, North Carolina governor Terry Sanford employed a unique approach to combat the state’s growing poverty epidemic, an approach which has unfortunately been neglected in...
Maplewood and Beechwood cemeteries have become endangered over the years as a result of city government’s minimal upkeep of the cemeteries, and it is unclear how the city will be able to fund reforms.
North Carolina’s state legislators are, yet again, mistaken in their assessment of a certain tax proposal’s economic implications.
After North Carolina’s unemployment rate decreased to 7.4 percent—the lowest rate in more than five years—this past November, Gov. McCrory proudly proclaimed that “the job trend continues to be...
Progressivism in North Carolina once transcended political ideology. Times have changed.
Many would hold the position of provost after Cole resigned nine years later, but none would effectively guarantee the University a “bright future” to the extent that Provost Peter Lange has.
Duke football has given students the opportunity to disregard all personal and social differences, throw their arms around each other’s shoulders and demonstrate, in unity, the respect that their...
Duke has a long, cherished tradition of academic freedom—a tradition that seems to have been forgotten in the midst of the University’s contemporary ventures abroad.
Let us stop waiting. Let us engage in the political sphere like no generation ever has before, and, together, we can ensure that our beloved president did not die in vain.
Sanford was a true visionary—a role model, but above all, a hero. And to me—in my eyes, he is a hero who will never be forgotten.
