Raleigh’s food scene? It’s booming. What else is booming? Food halls. The trend to build massive venues that hold a large number of smaller restaurants—anchoring neighborhoods and shopping centers has officially landed in Raleigh, N.C., with Morgan Street Food Hall and Transfer Co. Food Hall exciting foodies all over the nation.
Two Duke Sanford School of Public Policy MPP alums offer perspectives of life in the thriving town of Durham, North Carolina.
When you think about what makes Durham a unique destination, a lot comes to mind – great events; a celebrated food scene; a welcoming community. But one of Durham’s special selling points is its personality – that energy that you only catch by being here.
Watch a tour from Undergraduate guides as they show you Carolina’s campus and shares what it’s like to live and study in Chapel Hill, N.C.
There are plenty of attractive college towns in the US. But Chapel Hill, in the centre of North Carolina, equidistant from its mountains and its coast, blends liberal philosophy and Southern culture in a way that borders on the utopian.
Collegiate Chapel Hill and free-spirited Carrboro offer a perfect combination of fine dining, fun bars and local music.
From gardens and arboretums to state parks and preserves – plus plenty of open-air spaces in between – Chapel Hill is sure to inspire your next outdoor adventure.
From edge-of-your seat NHL hockey games to buzzer-beating Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) basketball games and more, the on-court action gets taken seriously around here.
A fun guide on how to experience the unique traditions and places of Raleigh like a local! Use these lists, curated by the City of Raleigh and area residents, to uncover interesting traditions and things to do here.
As Charles Kuralt said 27 years ago, Carolina is more than just the Bell and the Well. While our iconic structures and the campus life bring a special energy to the University, it’s the people who make us great.
Discover a region that offers a wide range of business and living environments, a strong economic climate, supportive infrastructure for corporations of all sizes, access to skilled and educated talent, and a higher quality of life than larger metro areas.
