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• NCCU'S CALVIN FINISHES TWO PLACES AWAY FROM ADVANCING TO NCAA DIVISION I TRACK & FIELD NATIONALS
• Transactors Goes Experimental at Common Ground Theatre
• Dinner and a movie tonight at the Nasher Museum!
• We love hearing about your Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University experiences i...
• SUMMER DAYS, NASHER NIGHTS: DINNER AND A MOVIE Thu May 24, 2012 5 PM Tonight's...
• more details » Summer Days, Nasher Nights: Dinner and a Movie Tonight's show is...
• Happy Birthday to Franz Kline. His work was part of our 2007-2008 exhibit "Taste...
• While Calder is typically synonymous with mammoth mobiles, did you also know he...
• NCCU ATHLETICS DIRECTOR APPOINTED TO NCAA RESEARCH COMMITTEE
• 49 NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETES NAMED TO COMMISSIONER’S ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM
• NCCU SENDS FIVE TO NCAA OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP
• Happy Birthday Albrecht Dürer!
• I took a moment in the gallery today to absorb Calder while i listened to Eno's...
• ESPITIA REPEATS CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT SELECTION
• TWO EAGLES NAMED TO MEAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
• HORNETS ELIMINATE EAGLES IN DISAPPOINTING FASHION
• Pop Quiz: Is this a Calder mobile? It's Art Museum Day so come to Nasher Museu...
• Happy Art Museum Day everyone!
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: OLESYA PALKO
• Bimbé Cultural Arts Festival
• EAGLES SURVIVE AND ADVANCE TO FRIDAY WITH WIN OVER SAVANNAH STATE
• NCCU BASEBALL DROPS TOURNAMENT OPENER TO MD. EASTERN SHORE
• EIGHT NCCU BASEBALL STUDENT-ATHLETES EARN MEAC ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS
• INCLEMENT WEATHER PUSHES BACK DAY ONE OF MEAC BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
• NCCU BASEBALL’S LUIS DIAZ NAMED FIRST TEAM ALL-MEAC
• Jasper Johns was born this day in 1930. His work "Scott Fagan Record" was part o...
• Join us this Thursday, May 17 in the Nasher Museum for Live and Local, from 5 PM...
• Ahoy! Evidence, if evidence be needed, that making your own Alexander Calder i...
• NCCU TO FACE MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE IN MEAC BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS
• NCCU PLACES TENTH AT PGA MINORITY COLLEGIATE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
• Zakaria: 'Extraordinary Opportunity' Awaits Graduates
• Trustees Reappoint Brodhead, Approve Budget, Projects
• NCCU Mourns the Passing of Head Golf Coach Paul Perry
• NCCU Mourns the Passing of Head Golf Coach Paul Perry
• Rubenstein Gives $15 Million for Duke’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative
• Duke, UNC-Chapel Hill Announce Robertson Scholars Class Of 2016
• NCCU BASEBALL EARNS LANDMARK VICTORY OVER CAMELS
• When we think of Form, Balance, Joy we think of Alexander Calder. What do you th...
• FIVE LADY EAGLES POST MEAC SOFTBALL ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS
• Duke Announces University Scholarship Awards
• Tune in at noon to our award-winning public radio station, 91.5, WUNC-FM, as Fra...
• NCCU’S MID-WEEK CONTEST AGAINST CAMPBELL POSTPONED
• NCCU SPORTS NETWORK TO AIR SPECIAL EDITION OF EAGLE TALK
• Entering Student Wins Alumni Scholarship
• Mother’s Day Sale at the Nasher Museum Store (May 8-13). All RED DOT items 50%...
• Paula D. McClain Appointed Dean of Graduate School
• EAGLES HIT THE ROAD FOR REGULAR SEASON FINALE
• NCCU’S CARTER WILLIAMSON NAMED MEAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
• Duke to Award More Than 4,900 Degrees During Sunday's Commencement
• FARQUHARSON AND WILLIAMSON NAMED TO CAPITAL ONE ALL-DISTRICT TEAM
• EAGLES CELEBRATE SENIOR DAY WITH SERIES SWEEP OVER RATTLERS
• NCCU SOFTBALL PULLS OUT A 2-1 WIN IN THREE-GAME ACTION AGAINST N.C. A&T
• Food Allergy Awareness Week in North Carolina
• SUSPENDED CONTEST WILL RESUME AT 3:00 P.M. SUNDAY
• NCCU CLINCHES TOURNAMENT SPOT WITH GAME ONE WIN OVER FAMU
• NCCU MEDALS IN SIX EVENTS AT MEAC OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
• Duke Announces Reginaldo Howard Memorial Scholarship Awards
• NCCU SOFTBALL CONCLUDES REGULAR SEASON WITH THREE-GAME MATCHUP AT N.C. A&T
• NCCU HOSTS FLORIDA A&M LOOKING TO LOCK UP TOURNAMENT BERTH
• Memorial Day Remembrance
• Confederate Memorial Day
• NCCU’S WHITT WINS MEAC TITLE WITH RECORD DISCUS THROW
• Duke Announces B.N. Duke Scholarship Winners
• Research Team to Explore Energy Costs at the Root of Middle East Unrest
• NCCU SOFTBALL FALLS TO HAMPTON IN DOUBLEHEADER
• Four N.C. Seniors To Receive Trinity Scholarship Awards From Duke
• Duke Announces Winners of A.B. Duke Scholarships
• NCCU SOFTBALL TRAVELS TO TIDE WATER AREA FOR WEDNESDAY DOUBLEHEADER
• EAGLES SALVAGE WIN IN SERIES FINALE OVER TIGERS
• NCCU BASEBALL SWEPT IN CRUCIAL TWINBILL AGAINST SAVANNAH STATE
• CPR Saturdays Hosted by Duke Heart Center at Northgate Mall Begins June 2, 2012
• NCCU’S CALVIN EARNS SILVER DURING PENN RELAYS
• EAGLES VENTURE DOWN TO GEORGIA FOR ANOTHER CRUCIAL MEAC WEEKEND
• THE RAKEEM VICK STORY: 'I AM BACK AND I AM BETTER'
• Nasher Museum of Art Receives NEA Grant
• EAGLE BATS SILENCED IN MID-WEEK LOSS TO SPARTANS
• Nasher Museum members receive two free tickets per day "Alexander Calder and Con...
• HOUSTON, SUTTON NAMED NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE YEAR AT ‘THE EDDIES’
• NCCU Mourns Passing of Chancellor Emeritus Dr. LeRoy T. Walker
• NCCU BASEBALL TRAVELS TO THE COMMONWEALTH FOR MID-WEEK AFFAIR AGAINST NORFOLK STATE
• FAMU DEFEATS NCCU SOFTBALL IN TWO-GAME ACTION
• FAMU DEFEATS NCCU SOFTBALL IN TWO-GAME ACTION
• SUNDAY’S SERIES FINALE CANCELED DUE TO RAIN
• NCCU EARNS TWINBILL SPLIT WITH MEAC POWER BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• NCCU EARNS TWINBILL SPLIT WITH MEAC POWER BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• Earth Day Festival
• BIG HITS, LONG PLAYS HIGHLIGHT NCCU SPRING FOOTBALL GAME
• NCCU TRACK AND FIELD SIGNS LOCAL TALENT FOR CLASS OF 2016
• NCCU TRACK AND FIELD SIGNS LOCAL TALENT FOR CLASS OF 2016
• NCCU SEEKS TO EVEN SCORE WITH FIRST PLACE BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• NCCU SEEKS TO EVEN SCORE WITH FIRST PLACE BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• NCCU SOFTBALL HOSTS FLORIDA A&M IN FINAL HOME CONTEST
• Computer-designed Molecules Point to New Therapy for Cystic Fibrosis
• two free Calder tick...
• VANESSA TAYLOR NAMED HEAD WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACH AT NCCU
• NCCU SPORTS NETWORK ANNOUNCES COVERAGE OF WEDNESDAY’S PRESS CONFERENCE
• Duke's Tyler Walters talks about the ballet he choreographed, inspired by Alexan...
• NCCU GOLF PLACES FOURTH AT MEAC SHOWCASE
• SECOND PLACE EAGLES TRAVEL TO PALMETTO STATE FOR MID-WEEK CONTEST
• Two Duke Faculty Members Join American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Andrew Preiss and teammate, representing at last weekend's frisbee tournament ...
• Study: All-White Jury Pools Convict Black Defendants 16 Percent More Often Than Whites
• NCCU SOFTBALL DROPS WEEKEND SERIES TO SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
• EAGLES MOVE INTO SECOND PLACE WITH SERIES WIN OVER AGGIES
• NCCU TRACK AND FIELD EXCELS AT TAYLOR/HILTON INVITATIONAL
• EAGLES GET CRUCIAL SPLIT AGAINST AGGIES ON SATURDAY
• 4-0 LOSS TO SOUTH CAROLINA STATE CONCLUDES NCCU’S CHAMPIONSHIP JOURNEY
• Carolina Gypsy pays Calder a compliment!
• NCCU SOFTBALL TAKES ON SOUTH CAROLINA STATE IN ORANGEBURG
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS CONTINUES ITS SWING TO THE CONFERENCE TITLE
• ARCH-RIVALS GET SET TO COLLIDE IN HUGE WEEKEND SERIES
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS IS EQUIPPED AND READY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY
• NCCU TENNIS PROGRAM BOASTS MEAC ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS
• 'Lie To Me' Psychologist Paul Ekman to Speak Today
• Journalist Mark Hertsgaard to Speak on Climate Change and 'Generation Hot'
• CAMELS BLANK EAGLES IN MID-WEEK AFFAIR
• NCCU WELCOMES IN-STATE FOE CAMPBELL FOR MID-WEEK TILT
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS CONCLUDES REGULAR SEASON WITH A 5-2 VICTORY
• What Price for a Year of Life? Cancer Specialists Offer Contradictory Advice
• Changes in Monkeys' Social Status Affect Their Genes
• Calder brings out the kid in everyone. Even kids! (Photo submitted by proud fath...
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: CEMBER CARMICHAEL
• NCCU’S CALVIN TIES FOR THIRD AT FLORIDA RELAYS
• NCCU’S SPENCER JONES WINS LOW MEDALIST AWARD AT WSSU GOLF INVITATIONAL
• LANCERS USE LONG BALL TO TAKE SERIES FROM EAGLES
• NCCU AND LONGWOOD SPLIT SATURDAY BASEBALL DOUBLEHEADER
• EDWARDS TALLIES THREE HITS IN SAVANNAH STATE WEEKEND SWEEP
• SAVANNAH STATE OUTLAST NCCU SOFTBALL IN EXTRA INNING CONTEST ON FRIDAY
• Annual Duke Lecture to Focus on Arab Spring, Occupy Movements
• The Novel and its Place in the World
• NCCU AND LONGWOOD TO DUEL IN NON-CONFERENCE WEEKEND SET
• NCCU SOFTBALL HOSTS MEAC FOES SAVANNAH STATE
• EAGLES MAKE IT FIVE-IN-A-ROW WITH WIN OVER VIRGINIA STATE
• BATIE NOTCHES THREE HITS IN DOUBLEHEADER LOSS TO THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
• DOMINIQUE SUTTON NAMED 2ND TEAM BOXTOROW DIVISION I HBCU ALL-AMERICAN
• WAISSEN AND ESPITIA SNATCH SINGLES WINS IN FINAL REGULAR-SEASON COMPETITION
• NCCU’S DOMINIQUE SUTTON NAMED NCCSIA FIRST TEAM ALL-STATE
• STREAKING EAGLES BATTLE VIRGINIA STATE ON WEDNESDAY
• NCCU SOFTBALL MEETS COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON ON THE DIAMOND
• LUIS DIAZ AND DEION DOUBLEDEE GARNER MEAC WEEKLY HONORS
• NCCU BOASTS NINE HONOREES AMONG CIAA 100 GREATEST ATHLETES, COACHES
• NCCU TRACK & FIELD SQUADS POST 14 TOP TEN FINISHES AT RALEIGH RELAYS
• EAGLES CLIP RATTLERS TO EARN SERIES SWEEP
• NCCU BASEBALL DOWNS RATTLERS IN DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP
• Saturday at Durham Farmers Market
• Coming up on April 5, 5-9 PM: First Thursday, with a free film on Calder's Circu...
• NCCU MEN’S TENNIS DROPS 5-2 DECISION TO MORGAN STATE
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS DEFEATS MORGAN STATE 6-1
• NCCU SOFTBALL TAKES ON BETHUNE-COOKMAN IN THE SUNSHINE STATE
• NCCU HEADS BACK TO SUNSHINE STATE FOR MEAC WEEKEND
• CHECK OUT NCCU'S FIRST DAY OF SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE
• NCCU MEN’S BASKETBALL 2011-12 YEAR IN REVIEW
• NCCU SOFTBALL DROPS MEAC DOUBLEHEADER TO NORFOLK STATE
• NCCU SOFTBALL DROPS MEAC DOUBLEHEADER TO NORFOLK STATE
• NCCU EARNS FIRST-EVER WIN AGAINST LONGWOOD IN TWINBILL SPLIT
• Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to Speak at Duke
• NCCU SOFTBALL HOSTS NORFOLK STATE ON WEDNESDAY
• NCCU BASEBALL HITS THE ROAD FOR MID-WEEK DOUBLEHEADER
• NCCU BASEBALL HITS THE ROAD FOR MID-WEEK DOUBLEHEADER
• Huge Hamsters and Pint-Sized Porcupines Thrive on Islands
• NCCU CHEERLEADING TO CONDUCT J.V. TRYOUTS AUGUST 25
• NCCU FOOTBALL BEGINS SPRING PRACTICE TUESDAY
• NCCU FOOTBALL BEGINS SPRING PRACTICE TUESDAY
• NEWHOPE’S HOLY WEEK, A TIME OF CELEBRATION
• NCCU BASEBALL DROPS DOUBLEHEADER TO SAVANNAH STATE
• NCCU BASEBALL DROPS DOUBLEHEADER TO SAVANNAH STATE
• SOPHOMORE DUO LEADS NCCU BASEBALL TO SERIES-OPENING WIN OVER SAVANNAH STATE
• NCCU WINS 17 EVENTS DURING L.T. WALKER TRACK & FIELD INVITATIONAL
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS DROPS 4-3 DECISION TO LONGWOOD
• SATURDAY’S TWINBILL SHIFTED BACK TO SINGLE GAME AT 4:30
• NCCU BASEBALL PREPS FOR CRUCIAL MEAC WEEKEND
• NCCU TRACK AND FIELD LEGENDS HONORED DURING NINETEENTH ANNUAL INVITATIONAL
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE SCORES INTERNSHIP WITH NIKE
• @NasherMuseum: "Turn it this way!" Terrell directs the Calder billboard taking s...
• Our beautiful Calder billboard is taking shape on Capital Boulevard at McDonald'...
• NCCU BASEBALL DROPS SIXTH STRAIGHT CONTEST
• Help us find any of our three exciting Calder-costumed buses, now winding their...
• CARMICHAEL’S TWO HOMERS LEAD TO FIRST NCCU MEAC DOUBLEHEADER VICTORIES
• NCCU DROPS 4-1 RAIN-SHORTENED BALLGAME TO DAVIDSON
• Many thanks, Flow Circus, for making Family Day last Sunday magical!
• NCCU SOFTBALL vs. MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE IS BACK ON
• 2012 NCCU BASEBALL INFORMATION GUIDE IS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE!
• NCCU BASEBALL RETURNS HOME FOR FIVE STRAIGHT
• Congratulations Betsy Dessauer—the winner of the Nasher Museum Family Day raffle...
• NCCU SOFTBALL IS SET TO HOST FIRST MEAC FOE
• SILVER LEADS NCCU BOWLING DURING SEASON CLOSER
• NCCU TENNIS PROGRAMS FALL TO SOUTH CAROLINA STATE ON SUNDAY
• NCCU BASEBALL FALLS IN EXTRA INNINGS SHOOTOUT
• NCCU TRACK AND FIELD OPENS OUTDOOR SEASON AT WAKE FOREST
• NCCU MEN’S TENNIS SPLITS DOUBLEHEADER ACTION WITH WIN OVER MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE
• CARMICHEAL ATTAINS ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS DURING WEEKEND DIAMOND ACTION AT CAMPBELL
• WILDCATS SLOW DOWN EAGLES IN DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP
• Go, go Joe Van Gogh!
• NO. 2 DOUBLES SQUAD GOES UNDEFEATED IN SUNSHINE STATE TENNIS ACTION
• MEAC POWER BETHUNE-COOKMAN AWAITS NCCU BASEBALL THIS WEEKEND
• Basketball-Sized Eyes Help Squids Play Defense
• NCCU SOFTBALL AT CAMPBELL’S HAMPTON INN/CAMEL STAMPEDE
• NCCU’S JONES EARNS ALL-MEAC BOWLING HONORS
• Make mobiles and more at Family Day this weekend!! Don't miss this FREE event f...
• HIV and the Long Tail of Child Sexual Abuse
• NCCU BOWLING EARNS CHANCE TO COMPETE IN MEAC CHAMPIONSHIP
• Voters Favor Deep-Voiced Politicians
• Who would you vote for if these candidates were in the 2012 election?
• DAVIDSON BOLTS PAST EAGLES IN MID-WEEK BATTLE
• Advertising Icons Discuss the Real 'Mad Men' and Women
• CARMICHAEL’S FOUR HITS NOT ENOUGH IN NCCU SOFTBALL DOUBLEHEADER
• NCCU GOLF STRUGGLES IN SPRING OPENER AT ‘BASH AT THE BEACH’ TOURNAMENT
• Free film tonight!
• Duke Photo Exhibition and Panel Discussion to Highlight Refugees
• NCCU CHEERLEADING TO CONDUCT J.V. TRYOUTS MARCH 25
• Personalized Intervention Helps Obese People Keep The Weight Off
• Book Authors to Discuss Impact of the Tea Party Movement
• NCCU SOFTBALL AT PRESBYTERIAN FOR TUESDAY DOUBLEHEADER
• EAGLES TO STAY IN-STATE FOR MID-WEEK CONTEST
• Does Monday have you dreaming about the weekend? If so, don't miss Flow Circus...
• NCCU ATHLETICS OPTS NOT TO RENEW CONTRACT OF WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACH
• A MOMENT IN HISTORY: 68th ANNIVERSARY OF 'THE SECRET GAME'
• NCCU SOFTBALL CONCLUDES WEEKEND AT LONGWOOD 0-4
• EAGLES EARN SERIES WIN OVER AGGIES
• NCCU BASEBALL SPLITS TWINBILL WITH NC A&T
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS GOES 1-1 IN WEEKEND COMPETITION
• NCCU GOLF OPENS SPRING SEASON AT “BASH AT THE BEACH” TOURNAMENT
• NCCU SOFTBALL VENTURES TO LONGWOOD FOR WEEKEND TOURNAMENT
• NCCU BASEBALL PREPS TO BATTLE ARCH-RIVAL NC A&T
• WORTHY POSTHUMOUSLY RECOGNIZED AS NCCU DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS BY MEAC
• Duke to Host Health Care Economics Debate
• NCCU’S SEASON ENDS IN HEARTBREAKING FASHION IN MEAC QUARTERFINALS
• Farmer Foodshare participates in Sustainable Food Systems Social Hour
• Beautiful new portrait by Barkley L. Hendricks at New York's Armory Show!
• Duke Symposium Marks 150th Anniversary of Civil War March 16
• NCCU BASEBALL OUT-HITS PRESBYTERIAN IN 3-1 LOSS
• UNC GREENSBORO DEFEATS NCCU SOFTBALL 8-0
• Mark your calendars! The next FREE Family Day is on Sunday, March 18th from 12-...
• GAME NOTES: 2012 MEAC BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: #5 NCCU VS. #4 BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• NCCU BASEBALL LEAVES 12 RUNNERS STRANDED IN 8-6 LOSS TO PRESBYTERIAN
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS DEFEATS FLORIDA A&M 5-2
• NCCU ADVANCES TO MEAC QUARTERFINALS WITH WIN OVER UMES
• NCCU SOFTBALL TAKES ON UNC GREENSBORO ON WEDNESDAY
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON ENDS WITH A 37-76 LOSS TO COPPIN STATE AT THE TOURNAMENT
• NCCU MEN’S TENNIS TEAM GOES 0-2 IN TIDE WATER CONTESTS
• NCCU BASEBALL RETURNS HOME FOR TWO-IN-A-ROW
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. #12 UMES (MARCH 6, 2012)
• NCCU SOFTBALL COMES UP WINLESS AT THE USC UPSTATE SUBWAY SPARTAN TOURNAMENT
• SILVER LEADS NCCU BOWLING TO FOUR VICTORIES AT THIRD MEAC SOUTHERN DIVISION
• NCCU’S SUTTON AND WILLIS NAMED TO ALL-MEAC TEAMS
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ON THE ROAD TO THE TOURNAMENT
• HOLY CROSS SLOWS NCCU’S OFFENSE TO EARN 7-1 WIN
• SECOND INNING RALLY NOT ENOUGH IN 8-2 LOSS TO USC - UPSTATE
• EAGLES DROP TWINBILL TO CAMELS ON FRIDAY
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: WILLIE CALVIN
• Unwinding Nature's Clocks, with $14M from DARPA
• NCCU DEFENSE SPOILS HAMPTON’S SENIOR NIGHT
• NCCU CONCLUDES REGULAR SEASON WITH 35-86 LOSS TO HAMPTON
• NCCU BASEBALL HITS THE ROAD FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS WEEKEND
• NCCU BASEBALL BATS GO SILENT AFTER TWO INNINGS IN 8-4 LOSS TO EASTERN MICHIGAN
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HOSTS FINAL OPPONENT OF THE REGULAR SEASON
• Two Genes Do Not Make a Voter
• CMOs: U.S. Economy on the Rebound
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES AT HAMPTON (MAR 1, 2012)
• NCCU BASEBALL HOSTS EASTERN MICHIGAN ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
• N.C. STATE BATS TOO MUCH FOR NCCU
• Thanks to all the teachers who attended our Educator Open House last night! Cong...
• NCCU ANNOUNCES ‘BUDGET BUSTER’ DEAL ON FOOTBALL SEASON TICKETS
• NCCU ATHLETICS CELEBRATES NATIONAL GIRLS & WOMEN IN SPORTS DAY THURSDAY
• NCCU FINISHES OFF BULLDOGS TO EARN SEASON SWEEP
• FINAL NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROAD CONTEST RESULTS IN 68-57 LOSS
• NCCU SOFTBALL VENTURES TO WOLFPACK TERRITORY
• NCCU SPORTS NETWORK ANNOUNCES SPECIAL EDITION OF EAGLE TALK
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS DEFEATS MEREDITH FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN
• NCCU’S 10-RUN NINTH INNING RALLY NOT ENOUGH IN 17-15 LOSS TO NJIT
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES AT SC STATE (FEB. 27, 2012)
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TAKES ON FINAL ROAD OPPONENT SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
• NCCU BASEBALL EARNS IN DOUBLEHEADER SPLIT ON SATURDAY
• EAGLES MISS OPPPORTUNITY IN SECOND LOSS TO TIGERS
• SAVANNAH STATE HOME-COURT ADVANTAGE LEADS TO 59-43 NCCU LOSS
• Lilly Library is celebrating Calder with us!
• Congratulations to Trellis Frierson! He is the winner of a Family Membership fro...
• Board Approves New Home for Nicholas
• NCCU CONTINUES SEASON OPENING HOMESTAND AGAINST NJIT
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU AT SAVANNAH STATE
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES AT SAVANNAH STATE (FEB. 25, 2012)
• NCCU TO PERFORM AT MEAC CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIP
• Higgs Boson Gets New Mass Limit
• NCCU ANNOUNCES 2012 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
• NATIONALLY RANKED HOOSIERS OUTLAST EAGLES
• DUKE POUNDS 22 HITS IN 17-3 BASEBALL WIN OVER NCCU
• DUKE POUNDS 22 HITS IN 17-3 BASEBALL WIN OVER NCCU
• Buy-Sell Orders Can Predict Market's Performance
• CAMPBELL SWEEPS NCCU SOFTBALL IN TUESDAY’S TWIN BILL
• NCCU SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN PRESTIGIOUS ‘CIRCLE CITY CLASSIC’ FOOTBALL GAME
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES AT NO. 23/24 INDIANA (FEB. 22, 2012)
• Kaplan CEO, N.C. Community College CFO, Discuss Higher Education
• Duke Study: Few Immigrants Go to the Doctor
• NCCU TO HOST CROSSTOWN FOE DUKE ON WEDNESDAY
• MOTON TO TEAM UP WITH ‘ON THE LINE’ TO FIGHT PROSTATE CANCER
• NCCU SOFTBALL HOSTS CAMPBELL CAMELS TUESDAY
• NCCU SOFTBALL HOSTS CAMPBELL CAMELS TUESDAY
• NCCU’S DOMINIQUE SUTTON NAMED MEAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK FOR THE SECOND TIME
• NCCU’S DOMINIQUE SUTTON NAMED MEAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK FOR THE SECOND TIME
• NCCU’S MATCHUP WITH INDIANA TO BE TELEVISED BY BIG TEN NETWORK
• NCCU’S JONES KNOCKS DOWN 899 PINS AT MORGAN STATE COLLEGIATE CLASSIC
• Triangle Modernist Houses Announces Spring Homes Tour
• NCCU TENNIS PROGRAM DEFEATS VIRGINIA STATE
• NCCU INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CONCLUDES MEAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
• NCCU SOFTBALL DROPS TWO DURING HOME OPENER DOUBLE HEADER
• EAGLES EARN HARD FOUGHT SWEEP OVER AGGIES
• UNC ASHEVILLE PLATES 19 RUNS IN DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP OF NCCU
• NCCU LADY EAGLES FALL 66-45 TO RIVAL AGGIES
• NCCU’S CALVIN CAPTURES GOLD DURING MEAC CHAMPIONSHIP
• NINE-RUN SECOND INNING DOOMS NCCU IN OPENER
• Nutrition Labeling Law Lowered Nutrition, Improved Taste
• Award Winners Honored at Cook Society Annual Dinner, Feb. 21
• Gluten Free baked goods and market availability this season
• NCCU SOFTBALL TAKES ON APPALACHIAN STATE
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU AT NORTH CAROLINA A&T
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES AT NC A&T (FEB. 18, 2012)
• NCCU BASEBALL ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE CHANGE
• NCCU INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD READY FOR FIRST MEAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
• NCCU BASEBALL BEGINS 2012 CAMPAIGN AGAINST IN-STATE FOE
• NCCU MEN’S TENNIS ATTAINS THE FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON 5-4 AGAINST WINSTON-SALEM STATE
• New Exhibit In Durham Part Of National Math Study
• 2012 NCCU BASEBALL: NEW LEADER, NEW LEAGUE, NEW DIRECTION
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: RAY WILLIS
• POSTPONED DUE TO POSSIBLE ADVERSE WEATHER: NCCU SOFTBALL TAKES ON FIRST MEAC OPPONENT
• Duke Scholars Join Boycott Against Elsevier
• FAST START LEADS EAGLES TO VICTORY ON SENIOR NIGHT
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FALLS TO SOUTH CAROLINA STATE, 78-52
• Survey: Organizational Flexibility A New Benefit of Global Outsourcing
• NCCU SOFTBALL CONCLUDES ELON INVITATIONAL 0-4
• NCCU LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU vs. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE STATE
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (FEB. 13, 2012)
• NCCU FALLS SHORT AGAINST SAVANNAH STATE
• Tune in now to WDNC 620 AM The Buzz to hear Nasher Museum Director Kim Rorschach...
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CLUTCHES 50-38 VICTORY OVER SAVANNAH STATE
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS FALLS 6-1 TO EAST CAROLINA
• NCCU SOFTBALL SPLITS SEASON OPENER WITH UNC WILMINGTON
• Calder is coming!
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. SAVANNAH STATE (FEB. 11, 2012)
• LADY EAGLE “THINK PINK” HOOPS: NCCU vs. SAVANNAH STATE
• Infosys Founder to Speak at Duke on Feb. 17
• ESPN PROMO HIGHLIGHTS NCCU, LINEBACKER-TURNED-COACH RAKEEM VICK
• THE BATTER’S IN THE BOX AND THE PITCHER’S LOOKING TO STRIKE
• Nasher Museum of Art Presents 'Alexander Calder and Contemporary Art'
• Independent Filmmaker John Sayles to Receive Duke Leaf Award April 21
• Study: Consumers Keep up -- or Down -- With the Joneses During Recession
• New Insights Into How to Correct False Knowledge
• NCCU EARNS SEASON SWEEP OVER DEFENDING CHAMP BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• BETHUNE-COOKMAN BUZZER BEATER RESULTS IN 61-63 NCCU LOSS
• TWO NCCU RELAY SQUADS PACE TO TOP TEN FINISHES
• NCCU’S WILLIS, SUTTON EARN WEEKLY CONFERENCE MEN’S BASKETBALL AWARDS
• EAGLE TENNIS OPENS SEASON WITH 7-0 LOSS TO THE BLUE DEVILS
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES AT BETHUNE-COOKMAN (FEB. 6, 2012)
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU AT BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• NCCU RETURNS FAVOR TO FLORIDA A&M
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS DROPS 7-0 DECISION TO CAMPBELL
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FALLS 102-66 TO FLORIDA A&M
• Nevermore Film Festival 2012
• Durham Museum’s Rabbit Receiving Acupuncture Treatments
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU AT FLORIDA A&M
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES AT FLORIDA A&M (FEB. 4, 2012)
• FORMER NCCU LINEMAN OLAFIOYE SIGNS NFL DEAL WITH RAMS
• Not-So-Lanky Lizards
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS DEFEATS UNC ASHEVILLE IN HOME OPENER
• SIGNING DAY UPDATES FOR NCCU FOOTBALL
• Duke Festival to Spotlight Collisions Between Arts, Humanities and Technology
• TONY RIGGSBEE NAMED MASTER OF CEREMONIES FOR FIRST PITCH DINNER
• Strange Beauty Film Festival 2012
• LOCKDOWN DEFENSE LEADS EAGLES TO VICTORY OVER HAWKS
• THREE DOUBLE-FIGURE OUTINGS NOT ENOUGH TO OVERCOME MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE
• Congratulations to Michelle Merrill, winner of the Family Day membership raffle!
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS SEASON OPENER RESULTS IN 6-1 LOSS TO UNC CHARLOTTE
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. MD. EASTERN SHORE (JAN. 30, 2012)
• JONES KNOCKS DOWN 1150 PINS FOR NCCU DURING KUTZTOWN INVITATIONAL
• LADY EAGLE MEAC HOOPS: NCCU vs. University of Maryland Eastern Shore
• McCOY PACES NCCU AT UNC INVITATIONAL
• WOMEN'S TENNIS OPENS THE SEASON AT UNC CHARLOTTE
• LADY EAGLES SUFFER 66-55 LOSS TO DELAWARE STATE
• FREE THROWS COSTLY IN NCCU’S THIRD STRAIGHT LOSS
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. DELAWARE STATE (JAN. 28, 2012)
• LADY EAGLE MEAC HOOPS: NCCU vs. Delaware State
• NCCU SPORTS NETWORK TO STREAM MEAC TWINBILLS
• Research Studies How People Will React to a Restriction on Rights
• OFFENSIVE LULL SENDS NCCU TO SECOND STRAIGHT LOSS
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GIVES MORGAN STATE A FIGHT TO THE FINISH IN 64-59 LOSS
• Duke Announces Honorary Degree Recipients for 2012
• SILVER LEADS NCCU BOWLING WITH FOURTH OVERALL GAME AVERAGE
• WHITT LEADS NCCU AT INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CAPTAIN’S INVITATIONAL
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES AT MORGAN STATE (JAN. 23, 2012)
• LADY EAGLE MEAC HOOPS: NCCU AT MORGAN STATE
• COPPIN STATE’S THREE-POINT BARRAGE BURIES NCCU
• COPPIN STATE OUTLASTS NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 84-44
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL TEAM VISITS D.C. MEMORIALS
• GAME NOTES: NCCU AT COPPIN STATE (JAN. 21, 2012)
• GAME NOTES: NCCU AT COPPIN STATE (JAN. 21, 2012)
• LADY EAGLE MEAC HOOPS: NCCU AT COPPIN STATE
• NCCU INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD TO COMPETE AT CAPTAIN’S INVITATIONAL
• Ruby Tuesday Fundraiser Serves Medically Fragile Child
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL VISITS MLK MEMORIAL
• NCCU MEN'S BASKETBALL VISITS MLK MEMORIAL
• TOMMY JOHN NAMED KEYNOTE SPEAKER FOR FIRST PITCH DINNER
• MEAC BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT TICKETS AVAILABLE AT NCCU
• JEREMY INGRAM’S CAREER NIGHT EARNS NCCU’S FIRST ROAD WIN
• HOWARD STEALS AND REBOUNDS LEAD TO 67-26 NCCU LOSS
• NCCU INDOOR TRACK & FIELD POSTS THREE TOP-FIVE FINISHES AT VIRGINIA TECH INVITATIONAL
• GAME NOTES: NCCU AT HOWARD (JAN. 16, 2012)
• LADY EAGLE MEAC HOOPS: NCCU AT HOWARD
• Check out the solo show by Harrison Haynes, an artist whose work is in "The Reco...
• As we wait for the big show "Alexander Calder and Contemporary Art" to arrive ne...
• NCCU SPORTS NETWORK CATCHES UP WITH HENRY FRAZIER III
• WICKER-McCREE PICKED FOR GEORGE WASHINGTON ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTION
• Electron's Negativity Cut in Half by Supercomputer
• 2012 NCCU TRACK AND FIELD SEASON PREVIEW
• 2012 NCCU TRACK AND FIELD SEASON PREVIEW
• CHECK OUT NCCU HEAD COACH LEVELLE MOTON MIC'D UP
• CHECK OUT NCCU HEAD COACH LEVELLE MOTON MIC'D UP
• Brazile, Norris Highlight Duke's MLK Commemoration Events
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: CHASIDY WILLIAMS
• MEAC ANNOUNCES PREDICTED ORDER TO FINISH FOR MEN’S AND WOMEN’S TENNIS
• 15-0 SECOND HALF RUN PROPELS NCCU TO VICTORY
• SECOND-HALF LADY EAGLE OFFENSIVE SURGE NOT ENOUGH IN 54-64 LOSS TO BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• NPR Host Michele Norris to Speak Jan. 18 on Race and Her Family History
• Martin Luther Junior King Celebration
• GAME NOTES: NCCU VS. BETHUNE-COOKMAN (JAN. 9, 2012)
• GAME NOTES: NCCU VS. BETHUNE-COOKMAN (JAN. 9, 2012)
• MISSED OPPORTUNITIES RESULT IN FIRST HOME LOSS OF SEASON FOR NCCU
• MISSED OPPORTUNITIES RESULT IN FIRST HOME LOSS OF SEASON FOR NCCU
• TURNOVERS FORCE 78-51 NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL LOSS TO FLORIDA A&M
• TURNOVERS FORCE 78-51 NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL LOSS TO FLORIDA A&M
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS DRIBBLES INTO CONFERENCE PLAY
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS DRIBBLES INTO CONFERENCE PLAY
• GAME NOTES: NCCU VS. FLORIDA A&M (JAN. 7, 2012)
• GAME NOTES: NCCU VS. FLORIDA A&M (JAN. 7, 2012)
• NCCU SPORTS NETWORK TO LIVE STREAM SATURDAY AND MONDAY MEAC DOUBLEHEADERS
• Transactors Improv Presents Episode 3 Of 'The Professors'
• One-Woman Show About Iraq Refugees to Debut at Duke Jan. 8
• Duke Hosts Public Workshop on Hydrofracking Jan. 9
• Countdown to Calder: free documentary film series highlighting 20th century arti...
• Debt Commission Leaders Bowles, Simpson to Speak at Duke Jan. 18
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FALLS TO #24 NORTH CAROLINA, 79-42
• ECU PIRATES STAVE OFF LATE NCCU RALLY
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU at No. 24 NORTH CAROLINA
• FINAL HOME GAME OF 2011 RESULTS IN 56-45 NCCU LOSS TO GARDNER-WEBB
• GAME NOTES: NCCU AT EAST CAROLINA (DEC. 29, 2011)
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU vs. GARDNER-WEBB
• New Year's Eve Celebration with Mel Melton and Wicked Mojos
• Countdown New Years Eve
• End of Year at the Durham Farmers Market; Farmer Foodshare Challenge
• EAGLES FINISH OFF PANTHERS FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN
• NCCU LOOKS MAKE IT TWO-IN-A-ROW HEADING INTO HOLIDAY BREAK
• EAGLES RETURN TO FORM, OUTLAST LUMBERJACKS
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FALLS 79-40 TO WINTHROP
• NCCU TO BATTLE STEPHEN F. AUSTIN IN DAY TWO OF SHOWCASE
• OREGON USES LATE RUN TO PULL AWAY FROM EAGLES
• BATTLE OF THE LADY EAGLES: NCCU at WINTHROP
• NCCU’S WILLIAMS EARNS MEAC’S DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONOR
• NCCU’S WILLIAMS EARNS MEAC’S DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONOR
• GAME NOTES: 2011 GLOBAL SPORTS HOOPS SHOWCASE (DEC. 20-22)
• CLEMSON’S LONG RANGE SUCCESS LEADS TO 68-48 NCCU LOSS
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU AT CLEMSON
• NEW CONFERENCE, NEW LEADERSHIP, NEW FIELD…HELLO 2012 NCCU SOFTBALL
• NEW CONFERENCE, NEW LEADERSHIP, NEW FIELD…HELLO 2012 NCCU SOFTBALL
• NCCU MEN’S BASKETBALL ANNOUNCES 2011-12 SIGNING CLASS
• INGRAM TO REPRESENT NCCU IN FCS SENIOR SCOUT BOWL
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade 2012
• LADY EAGLES TUSSLE TO 65-64 VICTORY OVER COKER
• LADY EAGLES TUSSLE TO 65-64 VICTORY OVER COKER
• A Brain's Failure to Appreciate Others May Permit Human Atrocities
• Duke Accepts 648 Early Decision Applicants
• Stress Causes Clogs in Coffee and Coal
• NCCU BASEBALL TO HOST “FIRST PITCH” DINNER ON FEB. 4
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU vs. COKER
• RESILIENT EAGLES NEARLY SURPRISE WOLFPACK
• RESILIENT EAGLES NEARLY SURPRISE WOLFPACK
• VIRGINIA TECH OUTLASTS NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 70-52
• VIRGINIA TECH OUTLASTS NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 70-52
• Today is the last day of Member Appreciation Week--Nasher Museum members enjoy a...
• Nasher Museum Member Appreciation week continues until Sunday (Dec. 11). Come on...
• Gen. Martin Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to Deliver Lecture Jan. 12
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU at VIRGINIA TECH
• GAME NOTES: NCCU AT NC STATE (DEC. 11, 2011)
• Ruby Tuesday To Hold Dining Fundraiser for Children with Disabilities
• Duke Establishes Fellowships to Honor Jo Rae Wright
• NCCU BASEBALL ANNOUNCES 2012 SLATE
• Duke Chapel Dean Sam Wells Named Vicar of St. Martin-in-the-Fields
• Bovenders to Give $25 Million to Duke
• SEASON HIGH 22 TURNOVERS COST EAGLES ON THE ROAD
• Congratulations Evan Powell, winner of the Family Day membership raffle.
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: SHANTEL MOORE
• GAME NOTES: NCCU AT EASTERN KENTUCKY (DEC. 6, 2011)
• GAME NOTES: NCCU AT EASTERN KENTUCKY (DEC. 6, 2011)
• NCCU’S DOMINIQUE SUTTON NAMED MEAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
• NCCU’S DOMINIQUE SUTTON NAMED MEAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
• Bruce and Martha Karsh Give $50 Million
• SILVER FINISHES WITH THIRD OVERALL GAME AVERAGE DURING SECOND MEAC SOUTHERN DIVISION TOURNAMENT
• National Multiple Sclerosis Society Opens Registration for 2012 Triangle Walk MS
• Art, treats and holiday cheer this Tuesday night!
• EAGLES STIFLE AGGIES TO EARN FIRST MEAC WIN
• LADY EAGLES PUSH AGGIES TO THE LIMIT IN 84-74 NCCU LOSS
• Trevor's Top Ten at Art Basel Miami Beach 2011:
• Fredric Jameson to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award
• Duke to Present Social Entrepreneurship Leadership Award
• The Nasher Museum is open until 9 PM tonight. Join us at 6 PM for a gallery talk...
• Political Strategist Donna Brazile to Speak at Duke's MLK Program
• Study Debunks Six Myths About Electricity in The South
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU HOSTS RIVAL AGGIES
• GAME NOTES: NCCU VS. NC A&T (DEC. 3, 2011)
• Spotted: Puffy, wearing spots #artbaselmiamibeach
• Only the most serious collectors, and the most serious shoes, put art before par...
• Lapping up pure honey by the glass at the Rubell Family Collection, Miami. (Than...
• TEAM EFFORT PROPELS NCCU TO THIRD STRAIGHT WIN
• POST PLAY TOO MUCH FOR NCCU IN 16-POINT LOSS TO PRESBYTERIAN
• The Annual Nasher Museum Holiday Open House is next Tuesday, December 6. Join us...
• 'Creative Cheating: Cheat Codes' Exhibit Opens Dec. 3
• Lose Weight During the Holidays?
• Culture Critic Touré to Discuss 'Post-Blackness,' Dec. 1
• GAME NOTES: NCCU VS. SOUTHERN WESLEYAN (NOV. 29, 2011)
• GAME NOTES: NCCU VS. SOUTHERN WESLEYAN (NOV. 29, 2011)
• The Nasher Museum is heading to Art Basel Miami Beach for art, art and more art!...
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU at PRESBYTERIAN
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU at PRESBYTERIAN
• NCCU’S RAY WILLIS NAMED MEAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
• National MS Society Lights Up Downtown Durham
• EAGLES HANDLE SABERS FOR THIRD STRAIGHT HOME WIN
• EAGLES HANDLE SABERS FOR THIRD STRAIGHT HOME WIN
• FOUR-DOUBLE FIGURE OUTINGS NOT ENOUGH IN 70-53 NCCU LOSS
• FOUR-DOUBLE FIGURE OUTINGS NOT ENOUGH IN 70-53 NCCU LOSS
• GAME NOTES: NCCU VS. BARBER-SCOTIA COLLEGE (NOV. 26, 2011)
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU vs. UNC GREENSBORO
• Hanukkah Festival
• Artist Olafur Eliasson via campsite.com: "The Harpa Concert Hall in Reykjavik, I...
• EAGLES FEAST ON HORNETS BEFORE THANKSGIVING BREAK
• FOUR DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORERS LEAD TO 66-58 NCCU VICTORY
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU vs. MORRIS COLLEGE
• NCCU’S IRVINE EARNS ALL-MEAC FOOTBALL HONORS AS RETURN SPECIALIST
• GAME NOTES: NCCU VS. MORRIS COLLEGE (NOV. 23, 2011)
• Girls Feel More Anger When Friends Offend
• HOT SHOOTING DEMON DEACONS TOO MUCH FOR EAGLES
• WEST VIRGINIA OBTAINS 73-POINT WIN OVER NCCU, 97-24
• WEST VIRGINIA OBTAINS 73-POINT WIN OVER NCCU, 97-24
• AGGIES RUN AWAY WITH 31-21 VICTORY OVER RIVAL EAGLES
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU at WEST VIRGINIA
• GAME NOTES: NCCU AT WAKE FOREST (NOV. 20, 2011)
• A FIVE-SET UMES VICTORY CONCLUDES NCCU’S RUN FOR THE MEAC TITLE
• A FIVE-SET UMES VICTORY CONCLUDES NCCU’S RUN FOR THE MEAC TITLE
• COSTLY NCCU TURNOVERS PROVIDE 59-41 CAMPBELL VICTORY
• ROAD TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP…NCCU VOLLEYBALL ENTERS MEAC TOURNAMENT
• EAGLES RALLY FALLS SHORT IN SEAHAWKS HOME OPENER
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU vs. CAMPBELL
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU vs. CAMPBELL
• GAME NOTES: NCCU AT WAGNER (NOV. 16, 2011)
• Be your own superhero! Create your own superhero attire and capture your super...
• GAME NOTES: NCCU FOOTBALL AT NC A&T (NOV. 19)
• WILLIAMS' DOUBLE-DOUBLE NOT ENOUGH IN 15-POINT NCCU LOSS
• Don't miss The Beast at Family Day this Sunday, Nov. 20! Performances will be a...
• Stories of America's Jim Crow Past
• Q&A WITH SENIOR OFFENSIVE LINEMAN JAMES FRYE
• Q&A WITH SENIOR OFFENSIVE LINEMAN JAMES FRYE
• NCCU BOWLING FINISHES FOURTH AT MEAC SOUTHERN DIVISION TOURNAMENT
• NCCU’S SANTOS BOAST DOUBLE-DOUBLE IN FINAL REGULAR-SEASON WIN
• EAGLES DISPATCH WILDCATS IN HOME OPENER
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS: NCCU at WOFFORD
• NCCU FALLS TO FLORIDA A&M IN FINAL HOME GAME, SENIOR DAY
• NCCU FALLS TO FLORIDA A&M IN FINAL HOME GAME, SENIOR DAY
• Special Durham Farmer's Market before Thanksgiving
• FORTY NINERS OUTLAST EAGLES FAST START IN SEASON OPENER
• SECOND-HALF NCCU MELTDOWN PROVIDES LEVERAGE FOR 62-49 WESTERN CAROLINA WIN
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL CLUTCHES A FIVE-SET VICTORY OVER SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
• Fareed Zakaria To Be 2012 Commencement Speaker
• LADY EAGLES OPEN THE SEASON WITH FRIDAY NIGHT HOOPS
• LADY EAGLES OPEN THE SEASON WITH FRIDAY NIGHT HOOPS
• GAME NOTES: NCCU AT CHARLOTTE (NOV. 11, 2011)
• GAME NOTES: NCCU AT CHARLOTTE (NOV. 11, 2011)
• LADY EAGLES TO HOST CLAFLIN TUESDAY IN EXHIBITION HOOPS CONTEST
• LADY EAGLES TO HOST CLAFLIN TUESDAY IN EXHIBITION HOOPS CONTEST
• Author and Attorney Philip Howard to Speak at Duke Nov. 3 on Regulatory Reform
• SIGHTS AND SOUNDS FROM NCCU BASKETBALL MEDIA DAY
• EAGLES CLAIM BRAGGING RIGHTS IN THREE-SET WIN OVER AGGIES
• WOMEN’S TENNIS CONCLUDES FALL AT HALLOWEEN INVITE
• WOMEN’S TENNIS CONCLUDES FALL AT HALLOWEEN INVITE
• WILDCATS CAPTURE CONVINCING WIN AT NCCU HOMECOMING GAME
• NCCU WOMEN FINISH SEVENTH, MEN THIRTEENTH AT MEAC CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL BEGINS THE SECOND-HALF OF THE SEASON AGAINST N.C. A&T
• Asian Persimmons at the Durham Farmers Market
• NCCU MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS HEAD NORTH FOR MEAC CHAMPIONSHIP
• G. ALAN INC. PREVIEW: BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• Social Media Experiment To Shed Light On Race Relations In The Triangle
• African Refugees Focus of Musical Performance and Film Screening at Duke
• Foreign Policy Expert Anne-Marie Slaughter to Speak at Duke Nov. 1
• NCCU BOWLING CAPTURES FIRST PLACE FINISH IN SEASON OPENER
• GAME NOTES: NCCU FOOTBALL HOSTS BETHUNE-COOKMAN FOR HOMECOMING (OCT. 29)
• Decorate your own oven mitts, watch feminist flicks and try a pint of Fullsteam.
• NCCU FOOTBALL SUFFERS HEARTBREAKING OVERTIME LOSS AT HAMPTON
• NCCU FOOTBALL SUFFERS HEARTBREAKING OVERTIME LOSS AT HAMPTON
• "Inside Art" columnist Carol Vogel writes about a new acquisition by the Nasher...
• 2011-2012 WOMEN'S BOWLING PREVIEW
• 2011-2012 WOMEN'S BOWLING PREVIEW
• G. ALAN INC. PREVIEW: HAMPTON
• The latest news from artist Zhang Dali in China...
• NCCU’S KOERNER ANNOUNCES BASEBALL COACHING STAFF
• Jo Rae Wright Stepping Down as Graduate School Dean
• Durham Museum Loses A Bear
• GAME NOTES: NCCU FOOTBALL AT HAMPTON (OCT. 22)
• NCCU BASEBALL ALMUNI/SUPPORTER DAY SET FOR OCTOBER 22
• 2011-2012 NCCU MEN’S BASKETBALL PREVIEW
• 2011-2012 NCCU MEN’S BASKETBALL PREVIEW
• Today at 1:30 PM tune into "Left of Black" as host Mark Anthony Neal interviews...
• EAGLES FALL SHORT AT ITA CAROLINAS REGIONALS
• SOUTH CAROLINA STATE RALLIES TO DEFEAT NCCU, 3-0
• Q&A WITH SENIOR LINEBACKER BRANDON OUTLAW
• NCCU’S FIRST HALF STRUGGLES LEAD TO MORGAN STATE ROUT
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL WELCOMES SOUTH CAROLINA STATE TO THE NEST
• NCCU’S BROOKS HAS SECOND CONSEUTIVE FIRST PLACE FINISH
• EAGLES GRASP THREE-SET VICTORY OVER SAVANNAH STATE
• EAGLES GRASP THREE-SET VICTORY OVER SAVANNAH STATE
• EAGLES CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS FINISH REGULAR SEASON WITH ANNUAL NCCU CLASSIC
• Duke to Unveil New 30-Second TV Spot Saturday
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL HOSTS FELLOW NEW MEAC MEMBERS SAVANNAH STATE
• G ALAN INC. PREVIEW: MORGAN STATE
• HIGHWAY 55 DMV LOCATION ADDED AS NCCU ATHLETICS COMMUNITY TICKET OUTLET
• HIGHWAY 55 DMV LOCATION ADDED AS NCCU ATHLETICS COMMUNITY TICKET OUTLET
• Janet Napolitano, Homeland Security Chief, to Speak at Duke
• NCCU MEN’S TENNIS TALLIES EIGHT WINS AT METHODIST INVITE
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PREDICTED TO FINISH 12TH IN MEAC
• NCCU’S LANDON CLEMENT NAMED PRESEASON FIRST TEAM ALL-MEAC
• GAME NOTES: NCCU FOOTBALL VS. MORGAN STATE (OCT. 15)
• Composer Eric Whitacre to Lead Duke Benefit Concert
• FLORIDA A&M TOO MUCH AS NCCU FALLS IN THREE
• THREE LADY EAGLES OBTAIN SINGLES WINS AT ELON FALL INVITE
• THREE LADY EAGLES OBTAIN SINGLES WINS AT ELON FALL INVITE
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL CONCLUDES ROAD TRIP AT FLORIDA A&M
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL CONCLUDES ROAD TRIP AT FLORIDA A&M
• BETHUNE-COOKMAN OUTLAST NCCU VOLLEYBALL, 3-1
• BETHUNE-COOKMAN OUTLAST NCCU VOLLEYBALL, 3-1
• FUMBLES COST NCCU SECOND-HALF LEADS IN LOSS AT SC STATE
• FUMBLES COST NCCU SECOND-HALF LEADS IN LOSS AT SC STATE
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: GEOVONIE IRVINE
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL TAKES ON MEAC FOES BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• LETTER TO FANS FROM NCCU ATHLETICS DIRECTOR
• G ALAN INC. PREVIEW: SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
• Changes at the Durham Farmers Market
• Duke Arts Festival 2011 Call for Submissions!
• NCCU'S BROOKS NAMED MEAC WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
• UNCG RALLIES PAST EAGLES, 3-0
• GAME NOTES: NCCU FOOTBALL AT SC STATE (OCT. 8)
• NCCU’S ANDRE JONES SHOOTS CAREER-LOW, EVEN-PAR ROUND MONDAY
• NCCU’S ANDRE JONES SHOOTS CAREER-LOW, EVEN-PAR ROUND MONDAY
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL TRAVELS TO UNC GREENSBORO ON TUESDAY
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL TRAVELS TO UNC GREENSBORO ON TUESDAY
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HOLDS FIRST PRACTICE OF 2011-12
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HOLDS FIRST PRACTICE OF 2011-12
• NCCU BROOKS FINISHES FIRST DURING WOMEN’S HBCU CROSS COUNTRY CHALLENGE
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL SUFFERS FOUR LOSSES DURING HAWK INVITATIONAL
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL SUFFERS FOUR LOSSES DURING HAWK INVITATIONAL
• Q&A WITH SENIOR DEFENSIVE BACK JAMES REESE
• “We want to be doing something for the greater good. So whether we’re playing ou...
• ALYSSA ISHIBASHI JOINS NCCU SOFTBALL COACHING STAFF
• NCCU GOLF PLACES SIXTH AT HBCU INVITATIONAL
• Duke Chapel's Blessing of the Animals This Sunday
• Eat. Snap. Share. Photo Contest
• Duke Launching Dubai Leadership Workshop
• RACE: Are We So Different? - Exhibition
• Congratulations to Michelle Gannon, winner of the Family Day Membership Raffle!
• JANET ROBINSON JOINS NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL FALLS TO RADFORD IN THREE
• Iraqi Ambassador to U.S. to Give Talk on Foreign Relations, Sept. 29
• Listen to Kenneth Montague live on "The State of Things" WUNC, at about 12:40 PM...
• NCCU’S LUIS DIAZ RATED NO. 13 PROSPECT OUT OF NEW YORK SUMMER LEAGUE
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL LOOKS FOR WIN NUMBER TWO ON TUESDAY
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL LOOKS FOR WIN NUMBER TWO ON TUESDAY
• Duke Conference to Re-Examine Influential Anthropology Text
• Massad to talk TARP at Fuqua
• Copper Film Could Lower Touch Screen, LED and Solar Cell Costs
• NCCU MEN'S TENNIS OBTAIN THREE WINS DURING HBCU NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
• TURNOVERS SPOIL NCCU MEAC OPENER VERSUS TIGERS
• Family Day at the Nasher Museum tomorrow from 12-4PM. Don't miss the 1PM perfor...
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL SEIZES FIRST WIN IN THREE-SET SWEEP OVER N.C. A&T
• NCCU GOLF TEAM OPENS SEASON AT HBCU ALUMNI HALL OF FAME INVITATIONAL
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL SET FOR FIRST MEAC COMPETITION ON FRIDAY
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL SET FOR FIRST MEAC COMPETITION ON FRIDAY
• Scientists Observe How Superconducting Nanowires Lose Resistance-Free State
• G. ALAN INC. PREVIEW: SAVANNAH STATE
• NCAA HONORS NCCU MEN’S GOLF PROGRAM FOR ACADEMIC PROGRESS RATE
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ANNOUNCES 2011-12 SCHEDULE
• NCCU MEN’S BASKETBALL ANNOUNCES 2011-12 SCHEDULE
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL SUFFERS THREE-SET LOSS TO UNC ASHEVILLE
• Playwright Ariel Dorfman Places Papers With Duke University Libraries
• GAME NOTES: NCCU FOOTBALL VS. SAVANNAH STATE (SEPT. 24)
• Duke Cancer Documentary to Premiere This Week
• NCCU’S GUION SELECTED AS MEAC FOOTBALL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL HOSTS UNC ASHEVILLE ON TUESDAY
• Q&A WITH SENIOR DEFENSIVE BACK DAVID INGRAM
• Eastern Triangle Farm Tour, Chef Challenge, Foodshare Challenge
• Hypothetical Questions Can Influence Behavior
• ELON OVERCOMES FIVE TURNOVERS TO SLIP PAST NCCU
• CAMPBELL OUTLASTS NCCU VOLLEYBALL IN 3-0 WIN
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL TAKES A SET FROM ELON IN FOUR-SET LOSS
• NCCU WOMEN FINISH SIXTH AT ELON CROSS COUNTRY INVITATIONAL
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL FALLS TO WINTHROP IN TOURNAMENT OPENING
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL RETURNS TO THE COURT FOR ELON PHOENIX CLASSIC
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL RETURNS TO THE COURT FOR ELON PHOENIX CLASSIC
• G ALAN INC. PREVIEW: ELON
• Sulzberger Distinguished Lecture Series Begins Sept. 20
• Come over to the Nasher Museum this Thursday night for a Wonder Woman-themed eve...
• Preservation Durham Hosts George Smart, "Mayberry Modernism" During Lunch & Learn Event
• GAME NOTES: NCCU FOOTBALL VS. ELON (SEPT. 17)
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: DAYANNA ARRUFAT
• NCCU TENNIS SUFFERS OPENING-SEASON LOSSES AT UNC GREENSBORO
• NCCU CROSS COUNTRY SPLITS HOME MEET WITH AGGIES
• NCCU CROSS COUNTRY SPLITS HOME MEET WITH AGGIES
• NCCU AMASSES 392 TOTAL YARDS IN 42-3 WIN OVER CENTRAL STATE
• NCCU TENNIS RECEIVES THIRD CONSECUTIVE ITA AWARD
• NCCU TENNIS RECEIVES THIRD CONSECUTIVE ITA AWARD
• Hog Waste Producing Electricity, Carbon Offsets
• Weekly Webcast 'Left of Black' Launches Second Season Sept. 12
• New Search Features Enhance Duke's Online Calendar
• NCCU ATHLETICS, KFC PARTNER TO OFFER ULTIMATE TAILGATE PARTY
• NCCU’S BROOKS NAMED MEAC WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
• Muslim Self Portraits Exhibit Opening at Duke
• Duke Lecture Series Promises Artist Immersion
• G. ALAN INC. PREVIEW: 2011 CLEVELAND CLASSIC vs. CENTRAL STATE
• Durham Farmers Market # 1 in NC - America's Favorite Farmer's Market Contest
• GAME NOTES: NCCU FOOTBALL AT "CLEVELAND CLASSIC"
• GAME NOTES: NCCU FOOTBALL AT "CLEVELAND CLASSIC"
• Duke to Host Interfaith Panels on Religious Response to 9/11
• Duke University remembers 9/11 with events all over campus this week.
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL SWEPT IN DAY TWO OF GEORGE WASHINGTON INVITE
• ERRORS PLAGUE NCCU VOLLEYBALL IN OPENING MATCH OF GEORGE WASHINGTON INVITE
• ERRORS PLAGUE NCCU VOLLEYBALL IN OPENING MATCH OF GEORGE WASHINGTON INVITE
• We are excited about the new football season! And this gorgeous digital magazine...
• NCCU CROSS COUNTRY FINISHES SECOND TO DUKE IN SEASON OPENER
• NCCU BLANKED BY RUTGERS IN FOOTBALL SEASON-OPENER
• Duke University Chapel Hosting 9/11 Commemoration Concert
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL VENTURES TO OUR NATION’S CAPITAL
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL VENTURES TO OUR NATION’S CAPITAL
• Farmer Foodshare Challenge at the Durham Farmer's Market
• Filmmaker Julie Dash to Speak at Duke on 20th Anniversary of 'Daughters of the Dust'
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL SWEPT 3-0 BY DAVIDSON
• G. ALAN INC. PREVIEW: RUTGERS
• GAME NOTES: NCCU FOOTBALL AT RUTGERS (SEPT. 1)
• Great story by Marti Maguire and terrific photo by Harry Lynch at The News and O...
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL CONCLUDES ANNUAL TOURNAMENT WITHOUT A WIN
• Author Will Address State-Sponsored Eugenics Aug. 30 at Duke
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL DROPS FIRST MATCH OF ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL DROPS FIRST MATCH OF ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL OPENS 2011 SEASON WITH 5TH ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
• Durham Museum Seismometer Registers Quake Activity
• Back to School for Durham - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• DARLENE MITCHELL JOINS NCCU WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL STAFF
• Low Oxygen Triggers Moth Molt
• Duke, UNC, NCSU Collaborate on 9/11 Anniversary Event
• Kuniholm to Step Down as Sanford School Dean
• Religions in America
• Are Americans Losing Faith in Religious Leaders?
• Kids love the Nasher Museum!
• Durham Author, Composer Featured on "The Bookworms" Blog
• Duke Libraries Receive $13.6 Million Rubenstein Gift
• Thank you, DirtyDurham!
• EAGLE TALK TO AIR AT CHAMPPS BEGINNING TUESDAY, AUGUST 16
• "The Mahogany Door" Now Available at The Regulator Bookshop
• DESTINATION… KINGSTON
• DESTINATION… KINGSTON
• LADY EAGLES DROP SERIES DECISION IN THRILLING FIGHT TO THE FINISH, 56-53
• LADY EAGLES DROP SERIES DECISION IN THRILLING FIGHT TO THE FINISH, 56-53
• NCCU’S MOTON ANNOUNCES COACHING STAFF HIRES
• NCCU’S MOTON ANNOUNCES COACHING STAFF HIRES
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FALLS 50-59 TO JAMAICAN NATIONAL TEAM
• IT’S OFFICIAL … NCCU NOW ACTIVE NCAA DIVISION I MEMBER
• Support Durham Farmers Market during National Farmers Market week!
• 2011 NCCU FOOTBALL PREASEASON INTERVIEWS
• Ten Years Later: A Campus Reflects
• LEVELLE MOTON INVITED TO PRESTIGIOUS BILLY DONOVAN COACHING CLINIC
• LEVELLE MOTON INVITED TO PRESTIGIOUS BILLY DONOVAN COACHING CLINIC
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: ANDREA SEARLS
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: ANDREA SEARLS
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL EMBARKS ON FOREIGN TOUR TO JAMAICA
• Durham Library, Chapel Hill Realtors Host "Mayberry Modernism"
• Art Scrabble this Thursday at 6:30 PM in the Nasher Cafe. Here is a preview of t...
• MEAC PREDICTS NCCU VOLLEYBALL TO FINISH THIRD IN SOUTHERN DIVISION
• MEAC PREDICTS NCCU VOLLEYBALL TO FINISH THIRD IN SOUTHERN DIVISION
• Manipulating Light at Will
• TRU-PAK MOVING SYSTEMS UNVEILS NEW NCCU TRUCK MONDAY
• TWO EAGLES REPRESENT NCCU ON PRESEASON ALL-MEAC FOOTBALL TEAM
• CONFERENCE ROOKIE NCCU PICKED SEVENTH IN MEAC PRESEASON FOOTBALL POLL
• CONFERENCE ROOKIE NCCU PICKED SEVENTH IN MEAC PRESEASON FOOTBALL POLL
• Kyle gets buckets at the Nasher Museum!
• CHAMPPS TO HOST MEET-AND-GREET FOR NEW NCCU BASEBALL, SOFTBALL COACHES
• 2011 NCCU FOOTBALL SEASON PREVIEW
• University Community Launches Gig.U for Next Generation Network-Based Innovation
• ST. LOUIS RAMS OFFER NFL CONTRACT TO NCCU’S TERYL WHITE
• Chapel Hill Creamery offers award-winning cheese; Triangle in the spotlight
• JIM KOERNER TO PRESIDE ON PANEL FOR USA BASEBALL ON SUNDAY
• Health benefits of summer foods you can find locally
• NSF Awards $3 Million To Triangle Scientists To Improve Federal Data
• NCCU FOOTBALL GAME AT RUTGERS TO AIR ON ESPN3
• FOUR EAGLES HONORED IN PHIL STEELE’S FCS COLLEGE FOOTBALL MAGAZINE
• Sweetheart Glass at the Durham Farmers Market
• The Doctor Is In: Artwork by Dr. Seuss
• Fun times at the Durham Farmers Market
• Culinary Historians of The Triangle Kickoff Meeting
• UPDATE: Duke Basketball legends Jay Bilas and Mike Gminski will serve as honorary co-chairs at the Nasher Museum’s 2011 Benefit Gala, "Changing the Game," on Monday, October 3, 2011. Proceeds from the gala will help expand the Nasher Mus
• TWO NCCU FOOTBALL COACHES AMONG 19 TO ATTEND NCAA EXPERT FORUM
• Artist Jeff Whetstone knows how to tell a story. Listen to his podcast about the Nasher Museum's exhibition, "Building the Contemporary Collection."
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: TIERRA BUTLER
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: TIERRA BUTLER
• NCCU’S TRAMAR BEAMAN NAMED TO 2010-11 NABC HONORS COURT
• Brainy Lizards Pass Tests for Birds
• ONE-DAY SUMMER WORKOUT SCHEDULED FOR JULY 23
• Midwest Book Reviews Recommend Durham Author's New Book
• The Hungry Intellectuals Select Cris Cohen Book for 2011 Dinner Theme
• Study of Innovative Health Program in India Supported by Gates Foundation
• ONE HURDLE REMAINS IN NCCU’S DIVISION I RECLASSIFICATION
• NCCU VOLLEYBALL PREPARES FOR SUCCESS AS ONE TEAM ON ONE MISSION
• Peach and Tomato Crisp with Durham Farmers Market Produce
• Another take on pickles with produce from the Durham Farmers Market
• Congratulations to the Rose!
• CHECK OUT THE 2011 NCCU FOOTBALL SEASON TICKET COMMERCIAL
• Congratulations, Coach K! Legendary Duke Basketball Coach Mike Krzyzewski just won the Naismith Good Sportsmanship Award. Read more:
• Live and Local Thursday night at the Nasher! Jazz with the Darren Muller trio and featured local ingredients from Elodie Farms.
• Duke to Overhaul Humanities
• Tonight!
• TURNAROUND SPECIALIST
• TURNAROUND SPECIALIST
• THERESA STEPHENS NAMED NCCU’S HEAD SOFTBALL COACH
• MBA Students Offer Consulting Services to Small Businesses
• Eating Popsicles To Keep Cool
• Merson Named Interim Leader of Global Programs at Duke
• George Smart Receives 2011 Preservation Durham Advocacy Award
• Star Wars in the office, umbrellas pulling people inside, wax limbs melting off: Venice Biennale @KimRorschach,
• JIM KOERNER NAMED NCCU’S HEAD BASEBALL COACH
• → Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University: Teka Selman is once again bringing great contemporary art to downtown Durham with "Lightbox" on Friday night!
• → Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University:
• Neutrinos Change Flavors While Crossing Japan
• Check out the Nasher Museum Blog to keep up with Kim and Trevor's travels in Europe.
• → Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University: Check out Trevor's dispatches from London:
• Story of Cancer Rallies Public Support for Cancer Survivor Network
• Live and Local tonight at the Nasher!
• KYLE SERBA NAMED CoSIDA DISTRICT 3 WRITING CONTEST WINNER
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: BRADEN COX
• FRIERSON SELECTED TO ATTEND NCAA WOMEN’S COACHES ACADEMY
• A Return Visit to a Bright Future
• Summer Squash with Onion and a Lavender Infusion, Farmer Food Share Turns Two
• Blu Seafood at the Durham Farmers Market
• VIDEO: Check out the 2011 Dance Like No One is Watching Gala with LeVelle Moton
• VIDEO: Check out the 2011 Dance Like No One is Watching Gala with LeVelle Moton
• Triangle Restaurant Week kickoff at Fullsteam Brewery to benefit SEEDS
• Looking to beat the heat today? Join the FREE Family Day fun from 12-4PM!
• Ninth Annual Painted Chair and More Auction to Benefit Independent Animal Rescue (IAR)
• "The Mahogany Door" Soundtrack CD Available for Downloading
• Durham Farmers Market Activity and The DOUGHMAN
• NCCU MEN’S TENNIS JUNIOR ESPITIA EARNS ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT HONORS
• Dinner at the Fearrington House Restaurant
• American Craft Beer Week and Fullsteam Brewery
• Charlotte Student Awarded Alumni-Endowed Scholarship at Duke
• Duke Eateries Receive Awards for Sustainability
• Duke University Announces Trinity Undergraduate Scholarship Awards
• Duke University Announces University Scholarship Awards
• Tune in to "Inside the Artist's Studio" WCOM 103.5 FM (or at 4 PM to listen to Curator of Education Juline Chevalier.
• Study: Employment Ads Perpetuate Traditional Gender Roles
• Cuts Would 'Turn Back The Clock' On NC Education Progress
• Media Advisory: Covering the Reynolds Price Celebration at Duke Chapel
• Triangle Food Blogger Bake Sale Success, Durham Farmers Market thanks
• Graduates Urged to Take Risks in Life
• Durham Farmers Market availablility and Triangle Food Bloggers Bake Sale
• VELASQUEZ HELPS BUILD NCCU TENNIS, MEDICAL AWARENESS IN HISPANIC COMMUNITY
• VELASQUEZ HELPS BUILD NCCU TENNIS, MEDICAL AWARENESS IN HISPANIC COMMUNITY
• CHARLTON RESIGNS AS NCCU SOFTBALL HEAD COACH
• Nicholas Institute Expands Board of Advisors
• Duke, UNC-Chapel Hill Announce Robertson Scholars Class of 2015
• Singer-songwriter Sarah Howell plays the Nasher Museum Cafe this Thursday!
• Duke University Announces Benjamin N. Duke Memorial Scholarship Awards
• Duke, Durham to Conduct Emergency Drill May 17
• YES, NCCU HAS A BOWLING TEAM
• Duke Announces Winners of A.B. Duke Scholarships
• Duke to Award More Than 4,500 Degrees During Sunday's Commencement
• NCCU TRACK AND FIELD COMPLETES THE SEASON WITH DUKE TWILIGHT MEET
• NCCU TRACK AND FIELD COMPLETES THE SEASON WITH DUKE TWILIGHT MEET
• NCCU FINISHES NINTH AT PGA MINORITY COLLEGIATE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
• NCCU SOFTBALL DROPS WEEKEND SERIES TO NORFOLK STATE TO WRAP UP THE SEASON
• COX TIED FOR FIFTH PLACE AT PGA MINORITY CHAMPIONSHIP
• COX SHOOTS ONE-UNDER-PAR 71 AT PGA CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT
• Duke students make the Nasher Museum go right 'round!
• NCCU SOFTBALL CONCLUDES THE SEASON WITH SALUTATIONS TO STROUD
• TUNE IN TO THE FINAL EAGLE TALK OF THE YEAR ON TUESDAY AT 2:00
• Duke students make the Nasher Museum go 'round!
• Teacher Appreciation Week is Better Than Imagined
• NCCU HEADS TO FLORIDA FOR PGA MINORITY COLLEGIATE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
• Two Students Conquer an English Speaking World
• FORMER NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE NAMED DURHAM TEACHER OF THE YEAR
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: NATE SMITH
• EAGLES HELP BUILD HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HOME
• Transactors Improve presents City Of Medicine Season 4
• Duke Foreign Policy Experts to Discuss Post-bin Laden World
• The Fight for Title VI
• NC Rockfish with Mexican Marigold & Chervil - Catbriar at Durham Farmers Market
• Don't feel sorry for Sorrel - Grown by Catbriar Farms at Durham Farmers Market
• After Bin Laden: Duke Faculty React
• WHITE RESIGNS AS NCCU BASEBALL HEAD COACH
• WHITE RESIGNS AS NCCU BASEBALL HEAD COACH
• Playing Balderdash with 6th Graders
• Lichen Evolved on Two Tracks, Like Mammals and Marsupials
• NCCU SOFTBALL OBTAINS ONE WIN AGAINST SOUTH CAROLINA STATE DURING THREE-GAME SERIES
• NCCU SOFTBALL OBTAINS ONE WIN AGAINST SOUTH CAROLINA STATE DURING THREE-GAME SERIES
• TWO RELAY SQUADS PACE TO TOP TEN FINISHES
• Congratulations to the new CAM Raleigh! Exciting new space and art!
• DIAMOND EAGLES SPLIT SEASON FINALE WITH TEXAS SOUTHERN
• DIAMOND EAGLES SPLIT SEASON FINALE WITH TEXAS SOUTHERN
• Great deal on Nasher Museum memberships through Sunday!
• FAMILY TRAGEDY DOESN’T STOP NCCU’S TOP SOFTBALL HITTER
• TEXAS SOUTHERN TAKES GAME ONE OF SERIES IN EXTRA INNINGS
• Tonight: Live jazz in the Nasher Museum Café, 6-8 PM, with youth musicians from the Jazz Force Ensemble. For reservations, call 919-684-6032.
• NCCU TO BATTLE TEXAS SOUTHERN IN MEAC/SWAC SEASON FINALE
• Duke Receives National Recognition for Sustainability
• DAVIDSON USES THREE BIG INNINGS TO PULL AWAY FROM NCCU
• Events at the Durham Farmers Market
• LADY EAGLES ENDURE A 10-0 LOSS TO CAMPBELL ON MONDAY
• Foundation Initiative Boosts Entrepreneurs Network Based at Triangle Universities
• DIAMOND EAGLES TO HOST DAVIDSON IN HOME FINALE TUESDAY
• DIAMOND EAGLES TO HOST DAVIDSON IN HOME FINALE TUESDAY
• SAVANNAH STATE FINISHES OFF WEEKEND SWEEP OF NCCU
• SAVANNAH STATE POWERS TO DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP OVER NCCU
• SAVANNAH STATE POWERS TO DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP OVER NCCU
• Boston poet finds verse in The Record.
• Notes from D.C.
• TAKE A LOOK BACK AT THE 2011 EDDIES
• TAKE A LOOK BACK AT THE 2011 EDDIES
• CHARLOTTE WALKS TO MID-WEEK VICTORY OVER DIAMOND EAGLES
• A peek into the studio of artist Xaviera Simmons
• If J.S. Waters Staff Were Pro Baseball Players...
• BEHNCKE-BINEY, WILKERSON EARN NCCU’S STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARDS
• BEHNCKE-BINEY, WILKERSON EARN NCCU’S STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARDS
• $20 Million Endowment for Biomedical Engineering Research
• Blair Sheppard Reappointed Fuqua Dean
• Duke Historian Joel Colton Dies at Age 92
• Smart Grid Development Holds Promise for U.S. Jobs
• Durham Farmers Market Wednesday Market Opens this week!
• The Record in today's New York Times
• GLENN FRYE’S 13 K’S HIGHLIGHT TWINBILL SWEEP OVER COPPIN STATE
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS ENDS THE SEASON WITH 6-1 SWEEP OVER WESTERN CAROLINA
• NCCU SOFTBALL DROPS GAME THREE IN WEEKEND SERIES ON SUNDAY
• NCCU TRACK & FIELD GRASP SEVEN FIRST PLACE FINISHES IN AGGIELAND
• NCCU MEN’S TENNIS CONCLUDES THE SEASON WITH ONE WIN AT THE NATIONAL INDEPENDENT TOURNAMENT
• NCCU MEN’S TENNIS CONCLUDES THE SEASON WITH ONE WIN AT THE NATIONAL INDEPENDENT TOURNAMENT
• NCCU SOFTBALL DROPS DOUBLEHEADER TO BETHUNE-COOKMAN ON SATURDAY
• NCCU SOFTBALL DROPS DOUBLEHEADER TO BETHUNE-COOKMAN ON SATURDAY
• DIAMOND EAGLES DROP GAME ONE OF WEEKEND SERIES TO COPPIN STATE
• DIAMOND EAGLES DROP GAME ONE OF WEEKEND SERIES TO COPPIN STATE
• PREDICTED WEATHER FORCES NCCU BASEBALL GAMETIME CHANGE
• DIAMOND EAGLES TO HONOR 2011 SENIORS THIS WEEKEND
• LADY EAGLES TENNIS ENDURES TWO DIFFICULT DAYS OF COMPETITION
• DIAMOND EAGLES LATE RALLY FALLS SHORT AGAINST LONGWOOD
• DIAMOND EAGLES LATE RALLY FALLS SHORT AGAINST LONGWOOD
• In addition to live jazz, NASH-UP is happening tonight at the museum, until 10 pm. Performances by The Pitchforks, Stop Motion as well as tote-bag making and more Nasher goodness!
• Eyes of rock let chitons see predators
• Brodhead to Attend Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference
• FORMER CIAA RIVAL WINSTON-SALEM STATE SWEEPS NCCU SOFTBALL ON WEDNESDAY
• RATTLERS FINISH OFF SWEEP IN COMEBACK OVER DIAMOND EAGLES
• RATTLERS FINISH OFF SWEEP IN COMEBACK OVER DIAMOND EAGLES
• This Thursday night at the Nasher Cafe: Jazz singer Frankie Alexander, with Steve Wing and Rick Jones. Dinner reservations can be made by calling 919-684-6032 or online:
• ERRORS COSTLY AS FLORIDA A&M TAKES TWO FROM DIAMOND EAGLES
• Tim Walsh Named Vice President for Finance at Duke
• THREE NCCU EAGLES SHOOT IN 70s AT MEAC GOLF SHOWCASE
• THREE NCCU EAGLES SHOOT IN 70s AT MEAC GOLF SHOWCASE
• BioSignia, Inc. and Patient Central Technologies, LLC Join Forces
• HONORS CONTINUE TO ROLL IN FOR NCCU MEN’S BASKETBALL
• TWO EAGLES ON LEADERBOARD AT MEAC GOLF SHOWCASE
• TWO EAGLES ON LEADERBOARD AT MEAC GOLF SHOWCASE
• Trevor Schoonmaker, Raymond R. and Patsy D. Nasher Curator of Contemporary Art, talks about the process of building the Nasher's contemporary collection, selections of which are on view now.
• Doctors Recommend Different Treatments for Patients Than for Themselves
• Doctors Recommend Different Treatments for Patients Than for Themselves
• DIAMOND EAGLES LOOK FOR SECOND DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP ON TUESDAY
• DIAMOND EAGLES LOOK FOR SECOND DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP ON TUESDAY
• Congratulations to Tawaina Terry, the winner of a Dual/Family membership from Sunday’s Family Day membership drawing!
• The Oracle of Goldston Strikes Back
• This Thursday, the Nasher Student Advisory Board presents NASH-UP an evening of food, drink, musical performances, dance groups and ART. Thursday, 7-10 p.m. Free to students and community members. Check it out!
• "Tangled" Available on DVD, and Worth the Price
• LADY EAGLES TENNIS SERVES UP A 7-0 SWEEP OVER N.C. A&T STATE
• Author Diane Daniel at Durham Farmers Market
• SUNDAY’S SOFTBALL GAME CANCELLED
• WAISSEN AND CHATMAN GO UNDEFEATED IN WEEKEND TENNIS CONTESTS
• NCCU TRACK & FIELD COMPLETES DUKE INVITATIONAL WITH 20 TOP TEN FINISHES
• NCCU SOFTBALL SWEEPS NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE IN DOUBLEHEADER ON SATURDAY
• FRAZIER GIVES DEFENSE EDGE AFTER NCCU SPRING FOOTBALL GAME
• FRAZIER GIVES DEFENSE EDGE AFTER NCCU SPRING FOOTBALL GAME
• J.S. Waters Multi-Cultural Fair, Chapter 2
• DIAMOND EAGLES CONQUER TROJANS IN TWINBILL SWEEP
• DIAMOND EAGLES CONQUER TROJANS IN TWINBILL SWEEP
• Apply to be a Gallery Guide!
• "The Record" party moves to Boston next week!
• J.S. Waters Multi-cultural Fair - Chapter 1
• McCOY ON THE FAST TRACK TO SUCCESS AT NCCU
• ELON SLUGGERS TOO MUCH FOR NCCU SOFTBALL
• Latino College Night a Success for Local Students
• DIAMOND EAGLES WELCOME OLD CIAA RIVAL FOR TWINBILL ACTION
• Triangle Foodie Tweetup at Fearrington Village
• The History of Anatomical 'Flap Books' on Display at Duke Libraries
• Duke University Junior Wins Morris K. Udall Scholarship
• Come hang out with Trevor tonight at First Thursday!
• SATURDAY’S NCCU SPRING FOOTBALL GAME MARKS FRAZIER’S SIDELINE DEBUT
• Endangered Red Wolf Expecting Wolf Pups
• CAMELS OUTLAST DIAMOND EAGLES IN TWINBILL SWEEP
• Family Day this Sunday! Join us for Music Explorium, hands-on art activities, and gallery hunts. The fun goes from 12-4 PM!
• Today is #whyILoveMuseums day on Twitter. Why do you love the Nasher Museum?
• Five Faculty Teams Win Provost's Research Funding
• Leatherback Turtle Nests Return to Florida
• NCCU BASEBALL LOOKS FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN ON WEDNESDAY
• LANDON CLEMENT GARNERS SECOND POSTSEASON HONOR
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: ASHLEY McCOY
• Artist Barkley L. Hendricks, who has three works on view in the Nasher Museum's current exhibition "Building the Contemporary Collection: Five Years of Acquisitions" discusses the work and influence of Rembrandt after visiting The Frick Co
• Durham Farmers Market launching Farmer Foodshare Donation Station
• Duke Conference Explores U.S.-Canada Energy Relationship
• Durham Farmers Market springs to life this April
• NCCU MEN’S TENNIS SUFFERS 5-2 LOSS TO NORFOLK STATE ON SUNDAY
• NCCU PLACES SECOND AT WSSU SPRING GOLF CHALLENGE
• LADY EAGLES SECURE 5-2 VICTORY AGAINST NORFOLK STATE ON SUNDAY
• LADY EAGLES SOFTBALL FALLS IN WEEKEND SERIES
• PARKER’S MONSTER GRAND SLAM PROPELS DIAMOND EAGLES TO WIN
• NCCU TRACK AND FIELD BREAKS RECORDS AT PEPSI FLORIDA RELAYS
• TIGERS OUTHIT EAGLES IN DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP
• LADY RATTLERS SWEEP NCCU SOFTBALL IN DOUBLEHEADER ON SATURDAY
• The Record (opening at the ICA-Boston April 15) highlighted in Artnet's monthly museum openings!
• 2011 NCCU BASEBALL INFORMATION GUIDE IS NOW AVAILABLE
• DIAMOND EAGLES BEGIN NINE GAME HOMESTAND SATURDAY
• NCCU FOOTBALL ADDS KICKER, QUARTERBACK TO RECRUITING CLASS
• Strange Creature Invading Local Forests
• 1 In 4 Overweight or Obese Adults Don’t Believe They Have a Problem
• Duke Offers Admission To 3,739 for Class of 2015
• NCCU CHEERLEADING INTEREST MEETING SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 28
• NCCU AND CAMPBELL POSTPONED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER
• EAGLES BASKETBALL SQUAD 'LACES THEM UP' FOR SHARE OUR SHOES
• 2011 Durham Earth Day Festival
• Chris Vitiello covers "Building the Contemporary Collection" appears in Artsee Magazine!
• Want Innovation? Give Scientists Intellectual Challenge, Independence
• NCCU BASEBALL STAYS IN-STATE FOR TWO MID-WEEK GAMES
• Fearless Forecasters Pick the Final Four
• Jane Goodall's Archive Comes to Duke
• DELAWARE STATE FINISHES OFF NCCU FOR WEEKEND SWEEP
• NCCU TRACK & FIELD RESTORES ANNUAL MEET WIWTH 11 FIRST PLACE FINISHES ON SATURDAY
• NCCU WOMEN’S TENNIS OUT SWUNG BY EAST CAROLINA
• DIAMOND EAGLES DROP TWINBILL TO DELAWARE STATE
• ELON DEFEATS NCCU MEN’S TENNIS 4-0 ON SATURDAY
• $2 Million Awarded To Duke University Prevention Epicenter To Study Reduction of Healthcare-Associated Infections Using Tru-D
• Graduate student Angela Linhardt and Professor Beth Holmgren curate a show highlighting the role of women in Soviet propaganda posters.
• DIAMOND EAGLES HEAD TO DOVER TO BATTLE DELAWARE STATE
• HENRY FRAZIER, III GETS MIC'D UP
• Protective And Mental Health Services Critical For Orphans Worldwide
• NCCU TO HOST HISTORIC LEROY T. WALKER/LEE CALHOUN TRACK AND FIELD INVITATIONAL ON SATURDAY
• Treating Students as Gifted Yields Impressive Academic Results, Study Finds
• The Oracle of Goldston Speaks Again
• CHRIS HOOKS GOES ONE-ON-ONE WITH C.J. WILKERSON
• FRESHMEN SUCCESS FINDS NCCU BASEBALL HEADED IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
• ERRORS THWART DIAMOND EAGLES UPSET BID AGAINST CHARLOTTE
• Carolee Schneemann, godmother of fluxus, performance art and so much more, live today at noon with Frank Stasio on "The State of Things," WUNC-FM
• DIAMOND EAGLES TO HOST CHARLOTTE FOR FIRST TIME IN BULL CITY
• CHRIS HOOKS GOES ONE-ON-ONE WITH MICHAEL GLASKER
• NCCU GOES WINLESS DURING DELAWARE STATE CAPITAL SOFTBALL CLASSIC
• FOUR EAGLES POST SEASON-LOW ROUNDS AT FAMU GOLF INVITATIONAL
• Durham Farmers Market activities
• Brain Awareness Week at Duke- Finale
• DIAMOND EAGLES FALL SHORT IN SERIES FINALE AGAINST BUFFALO
• NCCU TRACK AND FIELD CONCLUDES WAKE FOREST OPEN WITH 17 TOP FINISHES
• BULLS OUTLAST DIAMOND EAGLES
• NCCU MEN’S TENNIS SWEEPS VIRGINIA STATE, 7-0
• LADY EAGLES TENNIS SNAPS TWO-GAME LOSING STREAK WITH SATURDAY 6-1 VICTORY
• Durham Farmers Market makes great produce available despite shortages
• Duke Brain Awareness Week Part II - followup
• THREE BIG INNINGS BURY DIAMOND EAGLES AGAINST BUFFALO
• CAMELS SEIZE DOUBLEHEADER VICTORY AGAINST NCCU SOFTBALL ON THURSDAY
• Brain Awareness Week- Part II
• Documentary Photographer Alex Harris to Discuss Katrina Exhbition
• Luck-of-the-Irish cheesecake, shepherd's pie, Irish bourbon-marinated salmon, green napkins and Irish music all day at the Nasher Museum Cafe! Open until 8:30 PM tonight. Happy St. Patrick's Day!
• Duke-Hampton Game Available on Duke Cable System
• DIAMOND EAGLES TO HOST BUFFALO IN WEEKEND THREE-GAME SERIES
• New Study: N.C. Investments in Early Childhood Programs Pay Off
• Master painter Barkley Hendricks inspired rising star Mickalene Thomas. Tonight at 7 w/ Jason Rubell,
• How J.S. Waters Has it Right
• Hat Day - St. Patrick's Day
• Duke to Host Celebration for Late Author and English Professor Reynolds Price May 19
• DUKE SCORES SIX UNEARNED RUNS TO BEAT NCCU BASEBALL 11-3
• Literacy Initiative Focuses on Durham’s Latino Youth
• Duke Graduate Schools Highly Rated in Latest U.S. News Rankings
• MOTON, CLEMENT, AND WILKERSON NAMED TO ALL-INDEPENDENT TEAM
• Duke Brain Awareness Week at the Durham Farmers Market
• UNC WILMINGTON TOO MUCH FOR NCCU WOMEN’S TENNNIS
• DIAMOND EAGLES LOOK FOR REVENGE AGAINST DUKE ON TUESDAY
• TYSON SIMPSON NAMED BLACK COLLEGE BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
• The Duke Colloquium to Host Visiting Scholar Leon Botstein
• NCCU FOOTBALL OPENS SPRING PRACTICE ON TUESDAY
• DIAMOND EAGLES SWEPT BY PRESBYTERIAN
• GARDNER-WEBB SLIPS PAST NCCU TENNIS 4-3
• TRACK AND FIELD OPENS OUTDOOR SEASON WITH FIRST PLACE STRIDES
• DIAMOND EAGLES DROP SECOND STRAIGHT TO PRESBYTERIAN
• Sunny skies and big crowds at the Durham Farmers Market
• EAGLES FALL TO SAVANNAH STATE IN MEAC BONUS GAME
• Fantastic piece in this month's Artsee magazine by Chris Vitiello about the Nasher Museum's spring show!
• Exhibition Opening Event and Artist Talk Wednesday, March 16, 2011 6 PM Cash bar (Galleries open, lecture hall open, cafe closed) 7 PM Artists Barkley L. Hendricks and Mickalene Thomas talk with collector Jason Rubell, renowned art collector, Duke alumn
• TWO BIG INNINGS COST DIAMOND EAGLES AGAINST PRESBYTERIAN
• EAGLES, TIGERS TO MEET IN MEAC TOURNAMENT BONUS GAME
• Lone 8th Grader Carries Weight of J.S. Waters on Her Shoulders
• EAGLES BASKETBALL IS BACK
• March Madness, Chef Bobby Buzz' Chili, and the Durham Farmers Market
• To Age is Primate
• To Age is Primate
• Hotter Temperatures Mean More Hit Batsmen in Baseball
• Hat Day is Tomorrow!
• DIAMOND EAGLES BELT OUT FIRST WIN OF SEASON
• Author Salman Rushdie at Duke April 12
• CFO Survey: Outlook Rosier, But Inflation a Worry
• The Oracle of Goldston
• PALADINS SHUTOUT LADY EAGLES IN SOFTBALL DOUBLEHEADER
• LADY EAGLES TENNIS EARNS SECOND PLACE FINISH DURING FIRST APPEARANCE AT MEAC ROUND-UP
• NCCU MEN’S CONCLUDES MEAC ROUND-UP WITH TWO WINS
• March in the Durham Farmer's Market neighborhood
• $80 Million Gift From Duke Endowment Will Remake Duke’s Student Union, Other Landmark Facilities
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: JORI NWACHUKWU
• RTP Loses Ground, Hospitals Declare War
• You've waited for it: Trevor's Top Ten art picks around New York, right now.
• U.S. Energy, Environment Official to Join Duke Faculty
• Researchers See How Voltage Breaks Down Plastics
• PALKO SHATTERS LANGUAGE, CULTURE BARRIERS TO ACHIEVE ATHLETIC, ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
• CLEMENT’S 33 POINTS LIFTS EAGLES OVER SOUTH CAROLINA STATE ON SENIOR NIGHT
• LADY EAGLES TENNIS SWEPT BY UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS
• NCCU CONCLUDES SEASON WITH 47-41 LOSS TO SOUTH CAROLINA STATE ON THURSDAY
• FOUR SENIORS TO BE HONORED ON THURSDAY NIGHT AGAINST SC STATE
• DIAMOND EAGLES FIGHT BACK EARLY LONGWOOD PULLS AWAY LATE
• Local happenings in and around the Durham Farmers Market
• NCCU CONCLUDES BASKETBALL SEASON WITH A THURSDAY NIGHT MATCHUP AGAINST SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
• NCCU MEN'S TENNIS DROPS HEARTBREAKER TO SHAW
• Duke Names New Director of Counseling and Psychological Services
• NCCU CHEERLEADERS TO PERFORM AT MEAC COMPETITION
• Follow the Nasher Musuem--and our favorite artists--all week at the Armory Show in NYC!
• NCCU SOFTBALL SUFFERS 5-0 LOSS TO UNC WILMINGTON ON TUESDAY
• CEO Vocal Cues Can Influence Company Performance
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL FALLS IN OVERTIME BATTLE TO BETHUNE-COOKMAN, 66-60
• A Glimpse into the Life of a Student Teacher
• EAGLES FALL TO MEAC REGULAR SEASON CHAMP 73-60
• FIVE NCCU ERRORS, TWELVE WALKS AID VILLANOVA IN 11-4 BASEBALL WIN
• SEVEN TRACK & FIELD STUDENT-ATHLETES EARN FIRST PLACE FINISHES AT MASON LAST CHANCE MEET
• DIAMOND EAGLES STRUGGLE TO FIND FIRST WIN AFTER WEEKEND SERIES IN GEORGIA
• JONES FINISHES 13TH TO HELP EAGLES PLACE SIXTH AT BCU GOLF INVITATIONAL
• LADY EAGLES DROP TWO TO CONCLUDE LADY EAGLE SOFTBALL CLASSIC
• EAGLES TENNIS UPENDS WSSU FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN
• EAGLES LOOK TO MAKE IT TWO STRAIGHT IN THE SUNSHINE STATE
• MONDAY NIGHT WOMEN’S HOOPS: NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL AT BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• NCCU SWEEPS MEREDITH FOR FIRST WIN OF 2011 SEASON
• EAGLES GUT OUT VICTORY TO SWEEP RATTLERS
• LADY EAGLES ATTEMPT AT REVENGE FALLS ONE POINT SHORT
• CHATMAN REMAINS UNBEATEN AT NO. 2 SINGLES FOR NCCU
• NCCU MEN'S TENNIS DEFEATS MOREHOUSE 5-2
• SOFTBALL: DIAZ’S SEVENTH INNING SWING PROPELS NCCU TO 7-6 WIN OVER SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
• NCCU SOFTBALL: SIXTH INNING SURGE NOT ENOUGH TO DEFEAT DELAWARE STATE ON FRIDAY
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL SEEKS FIRST ROAD WIN AGAINST FLORIDA A&M ON SATURDAY
• EAGLES HEAD DOWN TO SUNSHINE STATE FOR FINAL ROAD TRIP
• Panel To Discuss 'Turkey, Israel And The Greater Middle East' March 1
• LADY EAGLES SOFTBALL DROPS TWINBILL DECISION TO USC UPSTATE
• DUKE EXPLODES FOR SEVEN RUNS IN THIRD INNING TO BEAT EAGLES
• Lasers ID Deadly Skin Cancer Better than Doctors
• New Award Honors Full Frame’s Best Environmental Film
• Duke, UNC Choose ‘Eating Animals’ for Summer Reading
• DIAMOND EAGLES PREP FOR CROSSTOWN SHOWDOWN AGAINST BLUE DEVILS
• BLACKNELL KNOCKS DOWN SEASON-HIGH PINFALL IN SEASON CLOSER
• HOT-SHOOTING AGGIES EDGE NCCU IN SELLOUT RIVALRY GAME
• N.C. A&T STEALS SNAP LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL HOME WIN STREAK
• FCC Chairman To Give Keynote Address At Feb. 25 Law Symposium
• Duke To Host National Conference On Social Entrepreneurship Education
• Exhibition opening and artist talk: Artists Barkley L. Hendricks and Mickalene Thomas and collector Jason Rubell in conversation with Trevor Schoonmaker, Raymond R. and Patsy D. Curator of Contemporary Art.
• EAGLES BASEBALL SWEPT BY TEMPLE IN WEEKEND SERIES
• EAGLES TO HOST AGGIES FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HOOPS SINCE 1985
• MONDAY NIGHT WOMEN’S HOOPS: NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE v. NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL
• NCCU’S CHATMAN, PALKO UNBEATEN; NOT ENOUGH IN LOSS TO LONGWOOD
• TEMPLES OFFENSE TOO MUCH FOR NCCU BASEBALL
• LADY EAGLES SOFTBALL SWEPT IN DOUBLEHEADER BY NORFOLK STATE
• NCCU’S ‘BIG THREE’ LEAD EAGLES TO 82-72 WIN OVER NORFOLK STATE
• THREE SEASON-HIGH PERFORMANCES LEAD LADY EAGLES TO THIRD STRAIGHT WIN
• EAGLES SEEK REVENGE ON SATURDAY AGAINST NORFOLK STATE
• Patrick Jarenwattananon's lovely post on NPR (Nasher Museum, CDS, Duke Performances) reminds us why we love the South!
• EARLY MISTAKES COST DIAMOND EAGLES IN SEASON OPENING LOSS
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS SEEKS THEIR THIRD STRAIGHT WIN ON SATURDAY
• Duke Men's Basketball Team to Play in China, Dubai
• Author-Activist Barbara Kingsolver To Receive Duke Leaf Award April 9
• CHANTICLEERS PLUCK EAGLES
• LADY PIRATES SHUT-OUT LADY EAGLES IN TWINBILL SWEEP
• GET THE INSIDE EXPERIENCE OF MONDAY’S EAGLE/AGGIE HOOPS DOUBLEHEADER
• Duke President to Co-Chair National Commission on the Humanities
• Howard Gardner to Discuss the Challenges of 'Goodwork' in America
• 2011 SEASON PREVIEW: YOUTH MOVEMENT CARRIES EAGLES INTO MEAC
• Laurie Patton to Become Arts and Sciences Dean
• Cook Society Honors Award Winners at Annual Dinner, Lecture
• NCCU TAKES ON FINAL NONCONFERENCE FOE IN COASTAL CAROLINA
• Work on your Photo Booth poses now! Author Greil Marcus gives a talk at 6 PM, and Art for All starts at 7 PM.
• WALLACE BALANCES COLLEGE LIFE AS STUDENT-ATHLETE, STUDENT ATHLETIC TRAINER
• CMO Survey: Marketer Optimism Rises to Highest Level in Two Years
• Cyber Challenge Competition Open to High School Students
• CHASTEN’S BUZZER-BEATER LIFTS NCCU PAST COPPIN STATE, 77-75
• FOUR LADY EAGLES IN PINK SCORE IN DOUBLE-FIGURES TO TOP COPPIN STATE, 60-50
• Duke Celebrates 'A World Together,' Feb. 24-27
• LADY EAGLES CAPTURE A FIRST PLACE FINISH ON THE WEEKEND
• DIAMOND EAGLES ANNOUNCE 2011 BASEBALL SLATE
• Strange Beauty Film Festival 2011
• NCCU SOFTBALL STARTS 3-1 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN EIGHT YEARS
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL SEEKS SECOND STRAIGHT WIN ON MONDAY NIGHT
• EAGLES WIN DOUBLES POINT, HOWARD SWEEPS SINGLES FOR MATCH VICTORY
• RESTED EAGLES LOOK FOR SWEEP OVER COPPIN STATE
• LADY EAGLES SOFTBALL OPENS THE SEASON WITH TWO WINS
• LADY EAGLES SNAP 13-GAME LOSING SKID WITH WIN OVER MORGAN STATE
• Share your wildest out-the-window experiences inside "The Jazz Loft Project" gallery!
• NCCU’S RIVENS ONE OF THIRTY COACHES CHOSEN FOR NCAA FOOTBALL COACHES ACADEMY
• SATURDAY AFTERNOON WOMEN’S HOOPS: MORGAN STATE AT NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL
• LADY EAGLES LOOK TO CLOSE THE GAPS IN 2011
• Dolly Mama Handmade Chocolates at the Durham Farmers Market
• Sanderson Student's Essay Wins Teacher Appreciation Contest
• Reader's Poll
• Don't miss this rare talk tonight at 7!
• Try a gallery hunt at the Nasher Museum!
• Duke University Names Honorary Degree Recipients
• Lovely documentary about New York-based artist Xaviera Simmons and her residency at the Nasher Museum.
• Animal Welfare and Autism Advocate Temple Grandin to Speak Feb. 21
• Haitian Author Edwidge Danticat to Discuss Writing About Tragedy, Feb. 15
• Tammy Lynn Center Announces Media Sponsors for 26th A Toast to the TriangleTM
• Nevermore Film Festival 2011
• SUMMER INTERNSHIPS IN MUSEUM STUDIES Sponsored by Mary Duke Biddle Foundation and the Trent A. and Susan L. Carmichael Fund, each year the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University awards a maximum of four summer museum internships for Duke University und
• New video about New York-based artist Xaviera Simmons!
• Making Use of Cellular 'Noise'
• HIGH POINT OUTLASTS SECOND HALF RALLY BY NCCU
• SECOND-HALF SURGE NOT ENOUGH TO OVERPOWER DEFENDING MEAC CHAMPIONS ON MONDAY
• PALKO AND CHATMAN SERVE UP TWO SINGLES WINS IN LOSS TO UNC ASHEVILLE
• Common Core, the New Assessment, and the Test Reliability
• EAGLES STEP OUT OF CONFERENCE TO TANGLE WITH PANTHERS
• NCCU MEN WIN 4x400-METER RELAY AT NEW BALANCE INVITATIONAL
• EAGLES HUNT DOWN BISON IN SECOND HALF COMEBACK
• 27 NCCU TURNOVERS SUPPLY NECESSARY LEVERAGE FOR 66-33 HOWARD WIN
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: C.J. WILKERSON
• TMH Honors North Carolina's Pioneering Black Architects
• LADY EAGLE HOOPS HITS THE HARDWOOD IN THE NATION’S CAPITAL
• NCCU MEN HEAD UP TO NATION'S CAPITAL TO TAKE ON HOWARD
• RELIVE THE CLASSIC JANUARY MATCHUP BETWEEN NCCU AND A&T
• Novelty cornbreads with ingredients from Durham Farmers Market
• Easy Superbowl XLV recipes using Durham Farmer's Market items
• Immune Defense Revs For Morning Attack
• NCCU ANNOUNCES 26 RECRUITS IN FOOTBALL SIGNING CLASS
• DocuSource Supports the Coalition to Unchain Dogs
• FDIC Chair Sheila Bair to Discuss Finance Reforms
• FDIC Chair Sheila Bair to Discuss Finance Reforms
• SILVER EARNS SEASON-HIGH PINFALL DURING LIVE KUTZTOWN INVITATIONAL BROADCAST
• NCCU’S SECOND-HALF RALLY FALLS SHORT AGAINST BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• LADY WILDCAT STEALS LEAD TO 64-53 VICTORY OVER NCCU BASKETBALL
• Nobel Laureate Elinor Ostrom to Speak at Duke Feb. 3
• Study: Optimistic MBA Grads Have Better Career Prospects Than Pessimists
• MONDAY NIGHT HOOPS: BETHUNE-COOKMAN AT NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL
• CHATMAN OPENS SEASON WITH SINGLES WIN AGAINST CHARLOTTE 49ERS
• EAGLES LOOK FOR FOURTH STRAIGHT WIN AGAINST LEAGUE LEADING BETHUNE-COOKMAN
• Finding, Learning, and Teaching Professionalism
• FLORIDA A&M MISSES LAST-SECOND LAYUP AS NCCU ESCAPES WITH 61-59 WIN
• Duke Dance Professor Presents Evening of Own Work, Feb. 12
• LAST-SECOND SHOT LIFTS FLORIDA A&M PAST LADY EAGLES, 63-62
• EAGLES LOOK TO RIDE MOMENTUM INTO WEEKEND TILT AGAINST FLORIDA A&M
• News Tip: Duke Experts Available to Comment on Middle East Uprisings
• Duke to Host Program That Helps Women Become Government Leaders
• NCCU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SET TO HOST FLORIDA A&M ON SATURDAY
• New York Times Reporter Peter Baker to Speak Feb. 3 on Obama Administration
• Media Advisory: Duke Faculty Holding 'Tunisia Teach-In' Feb. 2
• NCCU BOWLING TO BE PART OF NCAA HISTORY
• Duke Libraries Announce Winner of John Hope Franklin Book Award
• TRIO OF EAGLES TURN AWAY LEATHERNECKS FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN
• 'The Jazz Loft Project' at Nasher Museum of Art Feb. 3 to July 10
• Substitute Teaching in Chatham County
• EAGLES HEAD TO THE MIDWEST FOR MIDWEEK CONTEST
• Don't miss artist Dave Muller tomorrow night at the Nasher Museum and then later at Motorco!
• Al-Qaeda Communications Provide Insights Into What Terrorists Want
• WHITE, STANLEY TO REPRESENT NCCU IN DIXIE GRIDIRON CLASSIC IN UTAH
• GARRETT, JONES LEAD NCCU BOWLING TO NINTH PLACE FINISH
• City Of Medicine
• WILKERSON’S CAREER-HIGH 41 CARRIES EAGLES TO OVERTIME VICTORY OVER A&T
• WILKERSON'S 41 POINTS LEADS NCCU PAST RIVAL AGGIES IN OVERTIME
• Get ready for Superbowl XLV at the Durham Farmers Market
• NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE CRUISES PAST LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL, 85-49
• NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE CRUISES PAST LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL, 85-49
• Get a clean start with Moondance Soaps at the Durham Farmers Market
• Childhood Self-Control Predicts Health and Wealth
• Former Duke President Nan Keohane to Discuss New Book on Leadership Feb. 4
• NATIONALLY-RANKED DUKE SWEEPS EAGLES IN SPRING OPENER
• NATIONALLY-RANKED DUKE SWEEPS EAGLES IN SPRING OPENER
• How Will Common Core Change the Test Development Process?
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL FACES MEGA MEAC RIVAL N.C. A&T STATE ON MONDAY
• EAGLES, AGGIES RENEW RIVALRY IN MONDAY NIGHT SHOWDOWN
• DALLAS, McCOY TOP NCCU WOMEN AT TERRAPIN INVITATIONAL
• Dedication to Feeding the World Starts at Home
• EAGLES FURIOUS RALLY FALLS INCHES SHORT AGAINST NORFOLK STATE
• NWACHUKWU’S SEASON-HIGH 20 POINTS NOT ENOUGH TO SUPPRESS SPARTANS ON SATURDAY
• SPRING FEVER? HARDLY, BUT NCCU TENNIS OPENS SUNDAY
• Baby Turnips from Lyon Farm and Green Onion from Cheek Road Grown Produce
• JORI NWACHUKWU GOES ONE-ON-ONE WITH CHRIS HOOKS
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL ROAD STINT CONTINUES AT NORFOLK STATE ON SATURDAY
• NCCU MEN LOOK TO MAKE IT THREE-IN-A-ROW SATURDAY
• NCCU ANNOUNCES 2011 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
• Hank Willis Thomas’ important video work “Winter in America” is part of the Nasher Museum's permanent collection and our upcoming exhibition, “Building The Contemporary Collection: Five Years Of Acquisitions,” opening M
• FRAZIER ANNOUNCES NCCU FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF
• Shortage of Skilled Workers Primary Reason for Offshoring Jobs
• How To Make Clean Energy Cheap is Focus of Duke Discussion
• Blue Devils to Don ‘Green’ Gowns at Commencement
• Cisco CEO John Chambers to be Commencement Speaker at Duke
• LADY EAGLES FINAL SECOND SURGE NOT ENOUGH AGAINST MORGAN STATE ON MONDAY
• Advances In Materials Science To Be Demonstrated At Durham Museum
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL SET FOR SECOND BATTLE IN BALTIMORE ON MONDAY
• CLEMENT, WILKERSON PROPEL EAGLES TO VICTORY OVER COPPIN STATE
• McCOY PACES NCCU AT VIRGINIA TECH INVITATIONAL
• TURNOVERS COST LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL IN 47-59 LOSS AT COPPIN STATE
• Ten Duke-UNC Projects to Receive Grants
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL BEGINS FOUR-GAME ROAD STINT AGAINST COPPIN STATE SATURDAY
• NCCU MEN TO FACE COPPIN STATE IN MEAC WEEKEND TILT
• Tonight at 7 PM: Special gallery tour for supporting members, with artist Harrison Haynes and Trevor Schoonmaker, Patsy R. and Raymond D. Nasher Curator of Contemporary Art!
• U.S. State Department's Muslim Representative to Speak Jan. 18
• Future of U.S. Higher Education Focus of Spring Lecture Series
• NCCU FOOTBALL TO PLAY IN CLEVELAND CLASSIC ON SEPT. 10, 2011
• Students to Immerse Themselves in Culture, Language of Russia, India
• JONES AND SILVER KNOCK DOWN 1,580 PINS DURING MEAC SOUTHERN DIVISION TOURNAMENT
• Tonight's Supporting Member Event Canceled The special gallery tour for supporting members, with artist Harrison Haynes and Trevor Schoonmaker, Patsy R. and Raymond D. Nasher Curator of Contemporary Art, is canceled due to inclement weather. We will
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL BATTLES MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE FINAL MINTUES IN ONE-POINT LOSS
• CLEMENT NETS 24 POINTS TO LIFT NCCU TO 67-61 VICTORY OVER UMES
• Duke to Broadcast Jan. 15 Men’s Basketball Game in Mandarin Chinese
• Wildflower Colors Tell Butterflies How To Do Their Jobs
• MONDAY’S NCCU BASKETBALL GAME TIMES CHANGE DUE TO WINTER WEATHER WARNING
• NCCU MEN TAKE ON UMES LOOKING TO SNAP TWO-GAME SKID
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL SEEKS TO SNAP FOUR-GAME LOSING STREAK ON MONDAY
• FIRST-HALF RUN SPARKS DELAWARE STATE IN 68-59 WIN OVER NCCU
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL CLIPPED IN SERIES OPENER AGAINST DELAWARE STATE ON SATURDAY
• NCCU STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH: CHAVARIA WILLIAMS
• Stanley and Elizabeth Star Give $5 Million to Duke Law
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL KICKS OFF “CONFERENCE-STYLE” PLAY AGAINST DELAWARE STATE SATURDAY
• NCCU MEN HOST DELAWARE STATE IN WEEKEND MEAC SHOWDOWN
• For Fourth Straight Year, Record Number of Students Apply to Duke
• Social Justice Advocate Randall Robinson to Speak During Duke's MLK Program
• First Thursday tonight at 5:30 PM: Kimerly Rorschach, Mary D.B.T. and James H. Semans Director of the Nasher Museum, leads a gallery tour of the exhibition "Containing Antiquity," which highlights the great variety of vessels made and used in t
• JACKSON RETURNS TO NCCU TO COACH AGAINST FORMER PLAYER MOTON
• HOUSTON’S SEASON-HIGH 17 POINTS NOT ENOUGH AGAINST #10 NORTH CAROLINA
• HOUSTON’S SEASON-HIGH 17 POINTS NOT ENOUGH AGAINST #10 NORTH CAROLINA
• NCCU’S SECOND-HALF SHOOTING WOES LET PIRATES SLIP AWAY WITH VICTORY
• NCCU’S SECOND-HALF SHOOTING WOES LET PIRATES SLIP AWAY WITH VICTORY
• NCCU MEN TO HOST FIRST FBS OPPONENT INSIDE McDOUGALD-McLENDON GYM
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL SET TO BATTLE NO. 10 NORTH CAROLINA ON MONDAY
• EAGLES NEED SIXTH-MAN IN MONDAY'S HOME GAME WITH ECU
• SECOND-HALF NCCU SURGE HOLDS OFF RANGY BUFFALOES
• NCCU’S EARLY FIRST-HALF LEAD NOT ENOUGH TO HOLD BULLDOGS BACK
• Resolved to Lose Weight in 2011? Skip the 'Value Meals'
• LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL HOSTS UNC ASHEVILLE ON WEDNESDAY
• NCCU MEN RETURN HOME FOR FOUR GAME HOMESTAND
• NCCU MEN DROP THIRD STRAIGHT TO FGCU
• LADY EAGLES CHALLENGE #6 WEST VIRGINIA UNTIL LATE SURGE
• LADY EAGLES SET TO HOST FIRST NATIONALLY-RANKED OPPONENT
• NCCU HEADS TO SUNSHINE STATE TO TAKE ON FLORIDA GULF COAST
• WANTED: NCCU FANS TO ‘PACK THE HOUSE’ TUESDAY AGAINST NATIONALLY-RANKED WEST VIRGINIA
• LADY EAGLES UPSET DEFENDING BIG SOUTH CHAMPION LIBERTY, 50-48
• LADY EAGLES UPSET DEFENDING BIG SOUTH CHAMPION LIBERTY, 50-48
• LADY EAGLES LOOK FOR HOME HARDWOOD SUPPORT
• Volunteers Needed
• In celebration of Member Apprecaition week (through December 11) we are giving a free Dual/Family membership to the first person who can answer this question correctly (email: nashermembership@duke.edu): What artist in "The Record" will be the
• Meet Duke students today at 4:30 p.m. (in the lecture hall) as they present their installation of works from the Nasher Museum's permanent collection, "Maya: 2012," located in the education corridor on the ground floor of the museum. Anyo
• Member appreciation week is all this week! Members enjoy double discounts in the store, treats in the cafe and the Annual Holiday Open House tonight, 6pm-8pm. Not a member? You can join at the event!
• You've been waiting for it ....
• Neon draws us to Miami: A Duke student's perspective
• In Miami, Duke alumn Jason Rubell inspires a Duke art history major.
• Memberships make great gifts! Consider giving the gift of a Nasher Membership to someone today and help support the arts.
• More scenes from Art Basel Miami Beach. Watch this space for Trevor Schoonmaker's Top 10!
• Orphaned Objects Transformed Into Holiday Sculptures - On Display at The Museum Of Life And Science
• And Goldilocks said it was JUST RIGHT at the Rubell Family Collection!
• Tune in TODAY at 1:30 p.m. to "Left of Black." weekly webcast is hosted by Duke University African and African American Studies professor Mark Anthony Neal. Today's episode features "The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl" and
• Weekend guests? Need an activity? Explore the exhibitions together with a FREE Gallery Hunt from the information desk. This hunt is suggested for families with children ages 5-10 years old.
• Local School to Benefit from Author Book Signing
• Family Day today!! The FREE fun goes from 12-4pm and Different Drum performs at 1:00 and 2:30. Come join us!
• They're here! Pictures from the fabulouse Nasher Museum 2010 Benefit Gala!
• Stop by the Nasher Museum tomorrow to see Jennifer Rubell's site-specific food installation, "Legacy," for our gala!
• Beverly Mahone, Durham Radio Show Personality and Author Hosts ‘Don’t Ask’ Book Party
• → The Herald-Sun: Staycation idea number 2. There are a bunch of taqueria places all over Durham. How many can you find over the summer. I wonder if H-S will let us post pictures here so we can all share in the goodness.
• Great Thanks to Cliff Bellemy from the The Herald-Sun for this great article about Chifferobe Presents Stars and Strips. Saturday Sept 11 6pm.
• John's new venture one-txt.com made the front page of the The Herald-Sun. Check it out http://bit.ly/a8ntrv. Our friends at School House had the big front page story in the same issue. Congrats to them as well. Monica Chen landed both stories, so cu
• Super-Efficient Vehicles That Can Get 100 MPG To Make Pit Stop at Area Museum
• Free artist talk by Xaviera Simmons tonight at 7! Superchunk tonight at 8:30! Concert tickets: Duke University Box Office at www.tickets.duke.edu or 919-684-4444.
• Xaviera playing her record, "Thundersnow Rd, NC", for Professor Rick Powell's Monday class.
• Free artist talk by Xaviera Simmons tonight at 7! Superchunk tonight at 8:30! Concert tickets: Duke University Box Office at www.tickets.duke.edu or 919-684-4444.
• Xaviera playing her record, "Thundersnow Rd, NC", for Professor Rick Powell's Monday class.
• Top 100 College Recruiter to Visit Durham High School
• Xaviera playing her record, "Thundersnow Rd, NC", for Professor Rick Powell's Monday
• Free artist talk by Xaviera Simmons tonight at 7! Superchunk tonight at 8:30! Concert tickets: Duke
• The Nasher Student Advisory Board celebrated current exhibitions on Thursday, February 11, 2010 wit
• In 2010, the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University anticipates funding a maximum of four summer m
• Download the Nasher Museum's annual report!
• Come and hear artist Peter Kuper talk about his work today at 4 p.m. at the Nasher Museum!
• More than 1,300 first-year students visited the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University on Friday,
• DJs, record collectors, music lovers and longtime friends of the Nasher Museum turned out in the hu
• Durham Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• National Gaming Companies and Film Industry Experts To Attend Special Effects Program
• Report Finds Nation Has Yet to Address Key Failures Exposed by Katrina
• In Durham, teacher mentoring is cut, leaving newbies at risk
• Under scrutiny, Wake County schools rethink long-term suspensions
• Durham City Council votes unanimously to keep current ordinance banning digital billboards
• The Gulf of Mexico's Dead Zone is among the world's largest—and corn is one of the culprits
• Advocates launch DixLegacyPark.com
• The crossover from gas to electric
• 2010 HFQ Compilation
• A new type of battery is like Red Bull for the electric car
• Kooley High's Eastern Standard Time
• County lashes mentor program—then funds it
• Cotton to organic cotton
• N.C. House spares muni broadband
• Uncovering the secrets of Chinese Bubble Tea
• Subpoena sitcom: UNC-TV caves in
• Grip Tapes Summer 2010 Sampler
• Chapel Hill's Pedersen to retire?
• The Arcade Fire's ascension, and their cold stare back down
• In the classroom, a lack of energy education
• There's only one way to describe the 751 vote: ugly
• Smoking ban 1, Hookah Bliss 0
• Playing filk and molesting Shakespeare at the ReConStruction sci-fi convention
• Sales tax resolution fails in Durham
• Birds and Arrows/ Billy Sugarfix's Carousel Split 7"
• Sludge in the Triangle & what you can do
• In its 15th year, the N.C. Gay & Lesbian Film Festival has mainstream clout
• Sludge, a free fertilizer for farmers, can pose health and environmental risks
• A brief and tortured history of 751 South
• Church Street to close for up to two years while 140 West is built
• Durham Bulls beat Charlotte Knights in 11 innings: "Accidents Will Happen"
• The ugly power struggles over 751 South
• Durham Community Media: Programming at risk
• Welcome to the hothouse, or do we really have to play soccer in August? RailHawks fall to Rochester
• Mixed signals on high-speed rail in Raleigh
• How the electric car will save us
• State investigating misleading information on 751 South
• A rural row over Maple View Farm
• Wonderland
• The Alcazar Hotel's Suicide King/ Stupid Feeling 7"
• The guide to the week's concerts
• In Wild Grass, desire doesn't fade with age
• What Kooley High wants from its move to New York
• Can N.C. up the ante on renewable energy?
• Dumping on New Hill
• Re: EarthTalk misses point, twice
• Ad Nauseum
• Pagan Hellcats' Wild Place
• Dame good chicken and waffles
• The lack of wit is a Weeds killer
• Mudcats fall in 10 innings as Chattanooga takes series
• Burning trees stretches the meaning of "renewable"
• Chattanooga evens series with 12-10 win in just nine innings and 3:46
• Another Way to Start
• Charlotte Knights hold off Durham Bulls: Objectivism
• Key Lime Dream Pie
• Horseback's The Invisible Mountain
• Voyaging in the Forest with Paperhand's Islands Unknown
• Sleepytime trio
• August 11 sudoku solution
• August 11 crossword solution
• Phil Cook & His Feat
• Chapel Hill transplant Rosecrans Baldwin publishes his debut novel
• Locopops' Pop Art contest
• Preslar: We're taking Durham County to court.
• How Durham County Attorney Lowell Siler reached his decision on 751
• Commissioners approve 751 South with 3-2 vote; Siler rules N.C. DOT revocation unlawful
• Chattanooga jumps on Mudcats early in 5-4 victory
• Indianapolis Indians beat Durham Bulls, split doubleheader
• August 4 sudoku solution
• 751 South update: developer considers more vertical integration; NEW: committed elements in writing
• Trust the Sharrow: It's the answer to everything from high-speed rail to the national debt
• Mudcats fight off Chattanooga 7-2; five including four Lookouts ejected after melee
• He's consistent: Sen. Burr opposes funds for teachers and Medicaid, also opposes Kagan nominati
• The Young and the Restless - Carolina RailHawks defeat Montreal Impact, 2-0
• Mudcats score two in 10th to top host Huntsville
• The Unbearable Lightness of Being the Durham Bulls: Five-run, eighth-inning rally beats Indianapolis
• K&L Gates requests postponement of county hearing on billboards
• Costanzo's homer in 10th gives Mudcats second straight win
• Developer threatens legal action against state; N.C. DOT bracing for lawsuit
• Ruggiano, five Bulls pitchers shine in shutout win of Indianapolis
• Siler: I'm waiting on the attorney general's office in the easement legality.
• Mitchell: We commit to NEW Jordan Lake rules, 130 units of affordable housing
• Durham Bulls rained out; doubleheader tomorrow; plentiful roster notes
• Extra-innings encore as Huntsville takes series from Mudcats
• El Centro Hispano to celebrate new Carrboro branch
• State attorney's letter spells out DOT power to reject easement; still no opinion from Siler
• UNC-TV and the Alcoa story: Can it get any worse? (Hint: It's not getting better.)
• Durham Bulls drub Indianapolis Indians in game one of doubleheader
• Durham Commissioners postpone billboard vote
• Duke women to have three non-conference games on national TV
• The sullen summer tunes of North Carolina expatriate Beach Fossils
• Huntsville tops Mudcats in last at-bat again to win four of five in series
• Donna Faye Burchfield discusses her reasons for leaving ADF after 28 years
• Dino Business A Roaring Success - Museum Experiences Record Breadking Attendance
• Fundraiser To Benefit Area Schools
• Grand Opening of Northgate Books at Northgate Mall Saturday, July 10
• Children’s Independence Day Parade
• Celebrate Independence Day in Durham
• 4th of July Parade
• Bear CT Scan Complete, Surgery May Be Needed
• Museum Bear Needs CT Scan
• Blue Heron Versus Bullfrog In The Wetlands
• How Would You Clean Up The Golf Coast Oil Spill? Learn How at Durham Science Museum
• National Geographic Explorer Presenting At Durham Museum
• Old Church Gets Up to Go
• Wanted 25 Campers
• Dinosaurs Appear In North Carolina
• Earth Day Festival
• 2010 Bug Forecast for Your City and Home: Don’t Get Bugged Out This Spring
• DR. Robot Making House Calls In North Carolina
• Meet Yona, NC'S New Bear
• ENTREDOT™ Helps Entrepreneurs to Connect the Dots
• 80 Degree Tropical Rainforest in Durham NC Keeps Carolineans Warm
• Abandoned Black Bear Arriving At Durham Museum
• Bears On Ice At The Museum Of Life And Science In Durham
• Keep Durham Beautiful Hosts Free Truck Tarp Giveaway Program
• Abandoned Bear Cub Gets New Home At Museum Of Life And Science In Durham
• A Christmas Gift Will Come Early For The Children And Spouses Of Deployed Soldiers
• North Carolina-based Cnanoz Unveils NanoPure To Government Leaders In Hyderabad, India
• Exhibition - Holiday Springs And Sprockets: Art That Moves
• Hussey and Gaither-Harris Named Preferred Agents for New Residential Development
• Free Durham PetSmart Santa Claws In-store Event
• Baby Pot Bellied Pig Arrives At The Museum Of Life And Science
• Rudolph Takes Flight at Santa Train - Tickets on Sale November 18, 2009
• New Ways to Use the Nicotine Patch
• November 2009 Meetings under the Jurisdiction of the Department of Administration
• Freddie Mangum From Maurice Williams And The Zodiacs Passes
• The Imagination Movers Live from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
• Lisa Herrington Named Director of Business Development for Bikas Building of North Carolina LLC
• Worldly Magician to Perform Amazing Feats at the Museum Of Life and Science
• Heroes, Villains and Special Effects
• Special Effects Company For The Gi Joe Film And Emmy Award Winning Make-Up Artist
• Repair And Improvements Are Underway On The Museum Of Life And Science’s Brontosaurus
• Museum of Life and Science Upcoming Activities - July 7, 2009
• North Carolina’s Only Outdoor Dinosaur Trail Opens
• Periodic Tables Science Cafe on Fertility with Dr. Allan Wilcox, NIEHS
• Proposed Museum of Durham History Receives National Conservation Bookshelf Award
• Museum of Life and Science July 2009 Calendar
• Smiling Bears: The Behavior and Emotional Life of Bears
• Museum of Life and Science July 2009 Calendar
• Brontosaurus Head Found In Woods
• Bubble Blitz
• Museum of Life and Science June 2009 Calendar
• Periodic Tables: Free Monthly Series of Science Discussions for Adults in a Cafe Setting
• Sixth Annual Butterfly Bash
• Durham Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• Transactors Improv Presents: City of Medicine
• Durham Earth Day Festival
• Bat Encounters with Rob Mies at The Museum of Life and Science
• Hillsborough Pops in the Park
• Museum of Life and Science April 2009 Calendar
• Tornadoes’ Cochran Sold To Cincinnati
• Jackals’ Maddox Heads South To Atlanta
• Capitales' James Purchased By Reds
• Creative Civitan Club
• Pena Purchased By The Steel City
• Hernandez Sent To City Of Brotherly Love
• Military Stars Career Expo
• Veterans Job Fair in Durham, NC on Nov. 12
• Grimes Wins ‘Star Of Stars’ Award
• Scott Grimes Sold to the New York Mets
• Skyhawks' Laluna Sold To The Detroit Tigers
• Quebec Capitales Named Organization Of The Year
• Atlantic City Surf Professional Baseball Club News
• CAN-AM League Announces 2008 Postseason All-Star Team
• Lanier Named Manager Of The Year
• Divorce Attorney Website Launched
• Teamline Direct Players Of The Week Announced
• Weston Tucker - Can-Am League Players Of The Week
• Bergeron Wins Weekly Award For Second Straight Week
• Scalabrini, Simard Sweep Weekly Awards for Capitales
• Grimes, Cochran - B45 Can-Am League Players
• Quebec's Eric Cyr Sold To The Los Angeles Dodgers
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Tornadoes Sweep Awards For Second Straight Week
• It’s A Clean Sweep For The Tornadoes
• Kelly Valdez Tabbed Teamline Direct Players Of The Week
• Williams, Petrusek Are Can-Am’s Weekly Best
• Frazier, Kelly Take Home Weekly Awards
• Fonseca Family Services Fun Day
• American Dance Festival 2008
• 39th Bimbe Cultural Arts Festival
• Full Frame Documentary Film Festival
• Black Diaspora Film Festival
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Annual Native American Powwow

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