The Strange Case of Duke’s Still Living Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies
In a presentation Monday about the impact of Duke University’s cost-cutting efforts on their work, Duke Libraries leaders told their […]
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People Alliance’s PAC Makes Durham Municipal Election Endorsements
Political hopefuls in Durham’s upcoming municipal elections got their first major endorsements last night during the People’s Alliance (PA) PAC
A Creek That Smells Like Death
This story originally published at Inside Climate News. On a summer afternoon in Burton Park, hip-hop throbs from a car
Lakewood DIY Skate Park Ramps Up
Mark Hanley, rocking a grease-stained button down that suggests an adeptness with power tools, is gripping the handle of drill.
Bruce dePyssler, Who Led NCCU’s Campus Echo for 26 Years, Retires
Plastered across the newsroom of the Campus Echo, the North Carolina Central University (NCCU) student newspaper, are a collection of
Developer Pulls Controversial Heritage Square Rezoning
In a shocking turn of events at Monday’s Durham City Council meeting, Sterling Bay, owners of the Heritage Square shopping
Four Takeaways from this Weekend’s State of Durham Town Hall
Over the weekend, four of Durham’s government leaders gathered in the library auditorium to talk over some of the city
Reclaiming Durham’s “Paper Streets”—With Help from Goats
This story originally published online at The 9th Street Journal. “What happens when community members, city officials and goats come
Duke Announces Layoffs Amid Federal Funding Uncertainty
Duke University says 599 employees accepted a “voluntary separation incentive program” as part of the university’s plan to reduce costs
A Plan for Bus Rapid Transit in Durham is In the Works
Durham’s Transportation Department wants to give one of the city’s busiest traffic corridors a major upgrade by developing its first