Editorial: Duke University has a problem with race
Duke University has a problem with race. It might be a deep-rooted issue. It certainly has become a frequent one.
Sundance social thriller ‘Luce’ asks tough questions about race, expectations and privilege
The African American valedictorian of a wealthy, mostly white and proudly progressive community in Arlington, Va., lands under the microscope when a
‘These are not luxury products’: Students stock free menstrual supplies at UC Davis
UC Davis students have launched a pilot program to make free menstrual products available to all students.
As ‘Green Book’ controversies pile up, the film faces a bumpy ride to Oscar nominations morning
The makers of "Green Book," a feel-good story about a resourceful hustler hired to drive pianist Don Shirley on a concert tour
Surging interest in black history gives a lift to museums, tourism
WASHINGTON — Black history museums and historic sites are flourishing across the South, riding a wave of interest in African-American history that
FDA cracks down on e-cigarette makers amid ‘epidemic of nicotine addiction’ among youth
Responding to an "epidemic of nicotine addiction" among young Americans, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday announced a comprehensive crackdown
‘Incredibly grim’ prognosis on global warming also carries clarion call for action
A major new report on global warming makes a chilling prediction: Without swift and sweeping worldwide intervention, some devastating effects of climate
From battery life to storage, tips to keep your phone running longer
While it’s easy to get lured into trading up to the latest phone model, there are ways to make your current phone
Michael Jordan describes why Florence moved him to contribute $2 million
Charlotte Hornets owner Michael Jordan thought about all the spots that made Wilmington home growing up and was moved to dramatic action.
North Carolina’s rivers are subsiding, but the threat to health persists
Most rivers that surged to flood levels in North Carolina this week are beginning to subside, but many remain at major flood
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