A male student, who was attending a party on Anderson Street, was robbed at gunpoint by two men Saturday night.
Scholars from around the region gathered Thursday to discuss the negative implications of Republican control on North Carolina politics.
This week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on two cases concerning same-sex marriage.
The Durham burger joint has been offering exotic meats this month including reindeer, python, llama and rocky mountain oysters—also known as bull testicles.
Many local panhandlers have been ticketed and fined since a new Durham ordinance banning certain types of begging has gone into effect.
After choosing to represent herself in a murder trial, Crystal Mangum has now requested a court-appointed attorney.
A former Young Trustee is running for Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Shi has helped the city take a crucial step toward school reform.
Some in the higher education community are evaluating how accessible the college application process is to low-income students
The Chronicle spoke with Feaver, professor of political science and public policy.
Officials are fighting a fire in El Rodeo, a restaurant in Durham’s Brightleaf Square.
The Durham and Chapel Hill communities have lambasted an article in The Daily Tar Heel analyzing Durham residents committing crimes in Chapel Hill.
In 2012, the combined number of property crimes and violent crimes reached its lowest point in 23 years.
Sophomore Landen Gambill of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is now facing possible expulsion for “intimidating” her alleged rapist.
A bi-annual variety show benefitting Triangle area charities is the brainchild of a Duke grad who has applied his entrepreneurial talents to nonprofit work.
Crystal Mangum was bonded out Wednesday from Durham County Jail, according to county records.
College students are finding it increasingly difficult to graduate in four years, but Duke students seem to be doing just fine.
Former Gov. Bev Perdue visited campus Tuesday to discuss education and policymaking with a small group of students.
Aidan Hunter and his older brother Zach began working on the project in India during a year-long “sabbatical” from school.
As many as 613,000 North Carolina voters may be unable to cast ballots if a voter ID law moves through the state legislature.
