N.C. Prosecutors Were Taught How to Remove Blacks From Juries. That Might Save Russell William Tucker’s Life.
The Supreme Court has ruled that prosecutors can’t remove jurors on account of race, but in North Carolina, prosecutors found a workaround.
Two Years After Being Dropped by MSNBC, Duke Alum Melissa Harris-Perry Isn’t Going Away
Melissa Harris-Perry DCABP Eighty-Third Annual Founders’ Day Gala Sat., Aug. 25, 7 p.m., $85 301 West Morgan Street, Durham Tickets available at dcabp.org My life and work have been connected to political scientist Melissa Harris-Perrywho received her bachelor’s at Wake Forest and her Ph.D. at Dukeever since she wrote Barbershops, Bibles, and BET: Everyday Talk…
Eight Years Ago, Chapel Hill Enacted the Most Progressive Affordable Housing Policy in the Triangle. Here’s How It Failed.
Inclusionary zoning hasn’t been much of a tool. It might have made things worse.
Five Quick Tips for Pulling All-Nighters
We’ve all been there: the lab report left until the last minute, the paper due at 8:00 a.m., the exam that seemed so far away on the calendar but then suddenly is tomorrow. While a little planning goes a long way, all-nighters are inevitable. Don’t fret; here are five tips for doing ’em right. REST…
Eleven Annual Local Festivals You Don’t Want to Miss
You’ll find a thousand events to go to on campus throughout your first year: basketball games, on-campus concerts, club events, and so on. You’re missing out, though, if you don’t get off campus and see what the rest of the Triangle has to offer. Here are some festivals to get you started. BEATS N BARS…
Got Questions About College? Seven Current and Recent N.C. Students Have Answers.
Times have changed since our parents went to college, and their “back in my day” stories can get old fast. So what’s it actually like being on campus in the twenty-first century? Because nothing beats advice from fellow millennials who’ve been there, we asked seven current or recent students for the 411 on doing college…
How to Do College Life on the Cheap
Figuring out your financial situation in college can be tricky. Tuition, books, supplies, foodit all adds up, and you might not have time to get a job. So how can you do college and not be perpetually broke? Start by asking yourself: Do I really need this? Will I actually use it? If you answered…

