Due to property management disputes, The Know bookstore will end its 18-year residency in the building it has called home since the store was founded in 1981. The Know is currently owned by founder...
From Durham’s latest political happenings to the hippest cultural events, Kevin Davis writes about it all, and faster than some of the area’s biggest news sources.
Durham mayoral candidate Steven Williams held an informal town hall meeting with approximately 20 students Monday night.
This summer, Duke hopes to attack youth violence and delinquent behavior—before it has a chance to begin.
Duke is partnering with the city of Durham to implement a new bus line, which would connect Duke to downtown Durham.
Gov. Perdue and Dem. state Sens. Floyd McKissick and Dan Blue were on hand as Cree, a producer of LED products, announced plans to add 275 jobs by the year's end.
Dismal turnout characterized Durham’s 2009 municipal primary elections Tuesday with only 4.3 percent of registered voters casting their ballots.
The three largest bond rating agencies—Standard & Poor’s, Fitch Ratings and Moody’s Investors Service—all awarded Durham an “AAA” bond rating.
Since Obama took office in January, Bolton has been harshly critical of the president’s foreign policy. We spoke with the former ambassador about his views.
Durham city officials have agreed on a plan to outsource employee medical services to Duke.
North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company will transfer its historical archives to Duke and North Carolina Central University, the company announced Friday.
Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender supporters gathered on East Campus Quadrangle Saturday to celebrate the 25th annual North Carolina Pride Festival and Parade.
When Duke and North Carolina Central University meet in the first annual Bull City Gridiron Classic Saturday, more than a football game will be on the line.
TFA was the top employer of Duke’s graduating seniors last year: 11 percent went on to teach in a classroom as a TFA corps member. And historically, more than 300 Duke graduates have given two...
Freshman Casey Edwards took her fiscally conservative governor all the way to the state Supreme Court over his refusal to accept $700 million of federal stimulus funds. You may not know that the...
Shooter's II goes on the imaginary stand for price gouging and a monopoly on nightlife.
Stephen Pagliuca, Trinity ’77, Boston Celtics co-owner and a managing director of Bain Capital, announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat left vacant by Sen. Edward Kennedy's death.
Durham Police Chief Jose Lopez told city council members at their Sept. 8 meeting that violent crime has fallen 11 percent in the first half in the year, compared to the same period last year.
The Durham “Sex, Love and Violence” summit opened Wednesday, bringing together community agencies and individuals interested in issues of domestic violence, sexual assault and rape.
Starting tonight, audience members will be able to witness the creative and often death-defying feats of an eclectic cast of acrobats and performing artists—all at DPAC.
