With the opening of Harris Teeter on 9th Street, Whole Foods has been facing steep competition. The Chronicle's Jenna Zhang spoke to students about where they prefer to shop for groceries, and why.
A crowd of nearly 100,000—including Duke students—protested recent North Carolina policy changes in downtown Raleigh Saturday, a culmination of last year's popular Moral Monday protests.
The unemployment rate in North Carolina plummeted in 2013, a trend mirrored in Duke’s hiring.
Durham County will be adding its 11th charter school in August, contributing to a recent surge in area charter schools that has drawn concern from local public school officials.
The American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations is directing its attention to the South.
Mathew Martoma, Trinity '95, was convicted of insider trading Thursday afternoon.
A semester after Duke changed its sexual misconduct policy, administrators welcomed the announcement of a national task force examining sexual assault on college campuses.
Casbah makes way for a game-centered bar.
Clay Aiken may be coming to a voting center near you.
News and Observer Publishing Co. sued UNC Chancellor Carol Folt last Thursday for student records that could help illuminate the origins of the athlete academic performance scandal at the...
Actions taken in other states on voter identification laws may indirectly influence the legal outcomes on the issue in North Carolina.
Seventeen contestants squared off in the Triangle Amateur Baking Contest Friday evening.
Duke's position in the college rankings has a significant impact on its applicant pool, according to a recent study.
Despite budget increases, experts fear for the future of refugee services.
The North Carolina Senate race heats up early as Republican primary candidates scramble for Democratic incumbent Kay Hagan’s seat.
Members from both the Duke and Durham communities are working towards protecting students from a downwards spiral into the criminal justice system.
Elite Model Management recently agreed to a $450,000 settlement with the company’s former unpaid interns—the largest settlement of an intern class action to date.
Last week, the North Carolina state public school system passed one advocacy group’s test—but just barely.
Two separate laws related to unborn children have recently been passed into North Carolina state law.
Gene Spurling, director of the National Economic Council, held a press call Wednesday evening previewing a White House event on expanding college opportunity to be held Thursday.
