‘One big family reunion’: The Ultimate Homecoming Experience at NCCU
Homecoming week began this weekend and will continue through Saturday, Oct. 10 for the 1 p.m. game against William & Mary.
Homecoming week began this weekend and will continue through Saturday, Oct. 10 for the 1 p.m. game against William & Mary.
Longtime fans of the Durham Bulls reflect on the heart, soul and history of baseball in the city.
Each year, the Bull City All-Star Game: Cullen Classic for Cancer, brings North Carolina’s top high school lacrosse players to Koskinen Stadium, where the event highlights the sport’s growth while honoring the legacy of Tony Cullen.
Every spring, students at Duke University brave the cold, winter weather for a chance to attend the UNC vs. Duke men’s basketball game at Cameron Indoor Stadium, or as they call it, “K-Ville.” Students stay in tents outside their home stadium beginning in January through the end of February. This tenting season was particularly demanding due to the extreme winter weather that hit North Carolina throughout January. This brought several snowfalls and below-freezing temperatures, requiring a deep level of commitment from students.
“By driving both direct economic activity and long-term business growth, a sports-oriented community strengthens Durham’s local economy and supports a wide range of industries beyond athletics alone,” said Lulu Black, assistant director of the Durham Sports Commission.
The Emily K Center offers four programs that are designed to build on academic, career and leadership potential serving students from elementary schools all the way through college and beyond, according to Julia Van Patter, Associate Director of Communications at the Emily K Center.
When the Major League Baseball Players Association extended its union to minor league players in 2022, the new deal included benefits such as housing, food provision, off-season wages and rights to royalties of merchandise.
The Bulls’ Copa night was sponsored by Alpaca Chicken, which has worked with the team for the last three Copa games and will sponsor the next two.
The Duke women’s tennis team defeated #8 Georgia Tech, 4-1, in the ACC tournament quarterfinals on Friday, April 18, 2025 at Cary Tennis Park. The team was #1 in the ACC conference which allowed them to begin in the quarterfinal round. Duke’s run in the tournament was cut short when they fell to #4