Crayons2Calculators and Brianna Kennedy: Building Classrooms of Hope in Durham
Rami Nasser
September 6, 2025
At the Durham Bulls’ stadium, where cheers usually echo for home runs, a different kind of victory was
UNC’s Civic Life School in Crisis: Leadership Shuffle Sparks Deep Tensions
Frances Dodds
September 6, 2025
Chapel Hill’s controversial School of Civic Life and Leadership (SCiLL) is grappling with a wave of resignations and
North Carolina’s HBCU Legacy: Eleven Campuses, Generations of Impact
Sylvester Street
September 5, 2025
North Carolina stands tall as home to 11 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), more than nearly any
Durham Bus Driver’s Case Highlights Wider Fears Over Immigration Protections in North Carolina
Emma Brown
September 5, 2025
RALEIGH, N.C. — The fight to protect Luis, a longtime Duke University bus driver facing the loss of
Sheriff Birkhead on ICE in Durham: “Know Your Rights”
Rami Nasser
September 5, 2025
Durham County Sheriff Clarence Birkhead isn’t mincing words when it comes to federal immigration enforcement in his community.
NC Superintendents Confront School Safety, Teacher Shortages, and the Future of Education
Emma Brown
September 5, 2025
In a rare public conversation that brought together leaders from three of North Carolina’s largest school systems, superintendents
North Carolina Assembles Its AI Task Force, with Durham Representative Zack Hawkins at the Helm
Rami Nasser
September 5, 2025
On September 2, Governor Josh Stein signed Executive Order No. 24, establishing North Carolina’s new AI Leadership Council,
Durham Bulls’ Owner Set to Revive Baseball in Zebulon
Ezra Cavaendish
September 5, 2025
With the Carolina Mudcats playing their final chapter at Five County Stadium in Zebulon, Wake County and town
Sticker Shock on Ninth Street: Durham Homeowners Grapple With Tax Reappraisal
Emma Brown
September 3, 2025
Durham, N.C. —For the first time since 2019, Durham County homeowners are confronting sharply higher tax bills. As
Durham Rallies Behind Duke Bus Driver Facing Deportation
Rami Nasser
August 31, 2025
On a summer evening along Ninth Street, chants echoed in Spanish and English: “¡Vamos Luis!” and “Let’s go