Annie Eilers is a Trinity first-year and a staff reporter for the news department.
The Chronicle reviewed Stein’s policy goals to see what progress has already been made and whether his proposals are likely to fare successfully.
A year after Durham schools were rocked by protests and walk-outs over salary cuts, the teachers’ union involved in that controversy says financial problems still haven’t been resolved and “dysfunction” plagues district operations.
Durham City Council unanimously voted in favor of two zoning requests, addressed a recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation in Durham and heard public comments about funding youth programs during its Monday meeting.
Staying on campus this winter? The Chronicle has you covered with some fun activities happening in the Triangle area, as well as a guide to how Duke facilities and resources will operate during the break.
Today, the Duke Forest comprises just over 7,100 acres distributed to the west of the University’s campus across Durham, Orange and Alamance counties.
Duke professors reflected on the results of the 2024 presidential election and spoke about Trump’s second administration during the “What now? Making Sense of the 2024 Presidential Election” post-election panel hosted by Duke's Program in American Grand Strategy Wednesday.
Whether your plans are settled or still in motion, take a look at how Duke students plan to spend their election night as they await which candidate will come out victorious.
A June 2024 Bass Connections report found that one in eight Duke students and nearly half of North Carolina Central University students who voted in the March 2024 primary had their vote thrown out due to provisional balloting.
