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What's Hot

Flushing it out

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Duke Arts and Sciences Council votes down for-credit online courses

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You don't understand what that's like

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Duke faculty raises concern about administrator's 2U transparency

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Judiciary oversteps bounds

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Humanities faculty criticize lack of admin support

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Opinion

Careless people

Gracie Willert

Drink with your parents

Andrew Kragie

University should openly discuss renovations

Editorial Board

Anger, shame and other drugs

Nourhan Elsayed

You don't understand what that's like

Mousa Alshanteer

Let's begin at the end

Benjamin Silverberg

News

Duke professors arrested for civil protest

Danielle Muoio

Duke professors who teach civil rights and civil disobedience have chosen to lead by example.

Oklahoma tornado strikes Duke community

Danielle Muoio

It is currently estimated that the Oklahoma tornado has killed at least 91 people and injured 145.

Researchers pursue invisibility cloak upgrade by printing

Anthony Hagouel

Funded by the Army Research Office, researchers at the Center for Metamaterials and Integrated Plasmonics have continued their research in cloaking technologies.

Sports

Duke women's soccer comes together to help tornado-victim teammate

Daniel Carp

With a mile-wide tornado bearing down on her home, Anastasia Hunt climbed into her family’s above-ground storm shelter. Seven terrifying minutes later, her house was gone.

Duke women's basketball's Richa Jackson survives tornado, gains new perspective

Daniel Carp

Even one of the Blue Devils’ strongest players was not prepared to be tossed around by the EF5 tornado that ripped through Moore, Okla. Monday afternoon.

Duke track and field set to compete in NCAA preliminaries

Danielle Muoio

For some, this weekend’s meet could mark the final races of their Duke career. For others, it could be a stepping stone to the NCAA Championships.

Recess

Writers, photographers document Durham Bulls

Katie Zaborsky

Bull City expands its foodie rep

Minshu Deng

Durham is officially the tastiest town in the South.

Duke sings comedic opera

Hannah Anderson-Baranger

“Something appealing, something appalling, something for everyone, a comedy tonight!”

Interactive dancework realizes history

Katie Fernelius

The interactive immersion of CANE prompts the audience to reflect on how history is realized.

Karamu premieres Jada's Journal tonight

Kelly Scurry

In its second semester since its return to campus, Karamu Theater Company debuts its spring production tonight.

Towerview

What can the Green Berets do for the Blue Devils?

Julian Spector

Fighting for Freedom

Nicole Kyle

Greensboro native LaMonte Armstrong has received two life-altering rulings at the hands of a Guilford County judge, and the two prescriptions could not be more different.

Uncovering the Real 'Mill Village'

Adarsh Dave

One perspective on Central Campus's acquisition

Humanities and the Human Race

Caitlin Moyles

Caitlin Moyles sat down with Karla Holloway in her spacious Allen Building office, where they chatted about the relevance of her bioethics scholarship.

Tie Game

Andrew Beaton

An analysis of the ties Coach K adorned this season

Top Stories

Scholarship yields reflect competition

DU Press to publish transgender quarterly

Donations insufficient for remodel

Duke cuts 40 percent of DCCE budget

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What's Hot

Flushing it out

Duke Arts and Sciences Council votes down for-credit online courses

You don't understand what that's like

Duke faculty raises concern about administrator's 2U transparency

Judiciary oversteps bounds

Humanities faculty criticize lack of admin support

Opinion

Careless people

Drink with your parents

University should openly discuss renovations

Anger, shame and other drugs

You don't understand what that's like

Let's begin at the end

News

Duke professors arrested for civil protest

Oklahoma tornado strikes Duke community

Researchers pursue invisibility cloak upgrade by printing

Light rail may improve Duke-Durham connections

Mobility limited by construction

Q & A with Melinda Gates

Gates encourages graduates to connect at commencement

BOT elects Rubenstein as chair

Board to touch base on several University projects

Andrew Barnhill to deliver student speech at commencement

Melinda Gates to deliver commencement speech Sunday

Rubenstein donates $10 million to the Sanford School of Public Policy

Sports

Duke women's soccer comes together to help tornado-victim teammate

Duke women's basketball's Richa Jackson survives tornado, gains new perspective

Duke track and field set to compete in NCAA preliminaries

Duke basketball commit Grayson Allen's competitive drive

Duke lacrosse scores three unanswered to earn seventh straight trip to NCAA semifinal

Duke women's golf tees off at NCAA Championships

Duke men's golf ties for seventh at Tempe Regional, fails to advance to NCAA Championships

Duke women's lacrosse falls to Maryland in NCAA quarterfinals

Duke basketball commit Grayson Allen's competitive drive

Duke women's tennis swept by top-seeded Florida in Round of 16

Duke men's tennis ousts Kentucky to reach NCAA quarterfinals

Recess

Writers, photographers document Durham Bulls

Bull City expands its foodie rep

Duke sings comedic opera

Interactive dancework realizes history

Karamu premieres Jada's Journal tonight

Towerview

What can the Green Berets do for the Blue Devils?

Fighting for Freedom

Uncovering the Real 'Mill Village'

Humanities and the Human Race

Tie Game