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The role of AP credits in college is up for debate at some peer institutions.
Members of the Duke community weigh in on the likelikhood that major changees to immigration policy would take place.
All passengers wishing to use the Robertson Scholars bus now must pay a $2.50 charge or present a GoPass.
The role of money in politics rose to the media spotlight in the recent elections, fueling a movement to reform the influence money wields in elections.
Duke expanded its footprint in Durham by purchasing part of the West Village development.
Deval Patrick named Cowan, his former chief of staff, to the position, turning down former Rep. Barney Frank.
For true innovation to thrive, business leaders should primarily value the interests of their company’s customers.
An unidentified individual was killed in a train crash just off of East Campus Tuesday evening.
Chapel Hill police evacuated and closed nearby University Mall Monday afternoon due to a bomb threat.
The Obama administration is aiming to overhaul immigration in its second term.
The research shows grim consequences could accompany intensifying economic disparity in North Carolina’s public schools.
Obama renewed his oath of office just before noon Monday and used the inaugural stage to advocate for a more equal and progressive nation.
Of the nearly 300 universities surveyed, nearly half reported enrollment declines for Fall 2012.
The battle to reform gun control laws will soon emerge in Congress.
Middle school students of the Triangle Area will have the opportunity to pursue a more personalized learning experience, founder Steve Goldberg says.
Durham County commissioners voted Monday night to change the name of Durham Regional Hospital.
Influenza showed up early and uninvited this winter and has since taken a toll on North Carolina.
Woodruff has worked at CNN, NBC News and PBS—where she is currently the co-anchor and senior correspondent.
Voters have a tendency to prefer candidates with deeper voices, even for roles traditionally considered feminine.