November 16, 2017
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NCCU won’t play for a football title this year. But it is playing for these 5 things.
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How good is NC State? Voters and computers can’t quite figure out the Wolfpack
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Lewis Black may be on a perpetual rant about the state of our country, but he still has faith in people
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How do we fix big-time college sports? That’s a good question.
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NC State took it “personal” when Presbyterian led at halftime. Wolfpack passes toughness test
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The Starting 11: The top players from round 1 of the high school football playoffs
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Moving toward reasonable voting districts
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Tax bill looking a little sickly
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11/17 Letters: UNC Center for Civil Rights should be allowed to litigate
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50 million ways to curb gun violence in America
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Has Jeff Sessions got the world’s worst memory, or what?
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Terrorists should be brought to justice, not Guantanamo
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He’s ‘the celebrity professor’ at Duke and Harvard. His academic field? Hip-hop.
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‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles’ turns 30, and we’re reminded why travel makes us nervous
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From Rodins to major expansion, NC Art Museum leader oversaw its transformation
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Dining review: St. Roch in downtown Raleigh is an oyster lover’s paradise.
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How UNC discovered Sterling Manley, and what it might have found in him
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UNC evaluating changes to Kenan Stadium seating, which would reduce capacity
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UNC’s Joel Berry details how he broke his hand after a video game
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Duke freshman Marvin Bagley III cleared to play Friday against Southern
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RJ Barrett, nation’s No. 1 basketball recruit, officially signs with Duke
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Duke starting linebacker Ben Humphreys hurt, won’t play against Georgia Tech
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N.C. State’s reality check comes early, but Wolfpack has answer
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Whether he wins the Heisman or not, Bryce Love already has made (local) history
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The Mavericks fought to find their place on the musical map
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With an IBMA Momentum Award, Mile Twelve is ready to go to the next level
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What to Watch on Thursday: Vivian Howard gets lessons from Bill Smith on ‘A Chef’s Life’
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Presbyterian pushes Wolfpack – but NC State responds in second half to stay unbeaten