Duke Students Scrambled to Shield a Garden From Demolition Next Door. Behind the Teardown? Their Own University.
Last Monday, the first day of their orientation week, a group of Duke freshmen showed up for a volunteer shift […]
Durham County
Residents Push Durham to Support Tenant Unions
Residents of two downtown affordable housing communities, Willard Street and Ashton Place, are pushing the Durham City Council to take
Civil Rights Groups Appeal No-Contact Order Against Durham Activist
Several civil rights organizations including the ACLU are asking a state appeals court to throw out a no-contact order against
With Two Initiatives, DPS Works to Improve Bus Arrival Times
Half of Durham Public Schools (DPS) buses arrived late to high schools in the spring, and DPS is hoping to
As Providers Struggle to Hire, Durham Child Care Seats Go Empty
A mural of cheerful flowers in the hallway leads toward classrooms filled with toys, puzzles, and cribs for naptime. Letters spelling
What Will These Scientists Do with Durham’s Poo?
What’s in your poop can say a lot about your neck of the woods. Researchers from Duke University and UNC-Chapel
More Than Half of NCCU’s Fundraising Board Has Resigned
Twelve of the 22 members of the North Carolina Central University (NCCU) Foundation board of directors resigned last spring, which
Durham Dedicates $1M To Protecting Bike Lanes
Two of Durham‘s busiest streets are getting major safety upgrades for cyclists. On Monday, the Durham City Council approved over
A Cluster of Duke Alums Played Controversial Roles in Trump’s Orbit
Here’s a list of six people who attended Duke University between 1997 and 2007: A judge who dismissed criminal charges
Residents move from Oakwood Park encampment into hotels
Dozens of Durham residents experiencing homelessness are now on the path to more permanent housing thanks to a new initiative