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Brodhead co-chairs effort to rebuild humanities, social sciences

Staff Reports

President Richard Brodhead is serving as the co-chair of a congressionally requested effort to rebuild the humanities and social sciences in America.

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Pratt researchers awarded federal defense grants

Staff Reports

Researchers at the Pratt School of Engineering received four highly pursued grants from the federal government for their novel research.

The Chronicle to print four days a week in upcoming academic year

Emma Baccellieri

This upcoming school year, The Chronicle will print four issues a week, instead of five, as part of its digital-first model.

Karsh mulls Tribune sale to Kochs

Danielle Muoio

University trustee Bruce Karsh, Trinity ’77 and president of Oaktree Capital Management, is being pressured to stop Oaktree from selling Tribune Company newspapers to the Koch brothers.

Duke enters partnership with Say Yes to Education

Emma Baccellieri

On Monday, Duke was announced as a partner school of Say Yes to Education, Inc., a non-profit group that helps underprivileged children apply and pay for college.

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John Danowski changed the meaning of Duke lacrosse

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Opinion

Be unrealistic

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Splenda

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Boy scouts: inclusion or irrelevance?

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Silence is complicity

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News

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Obama unveils ConnectEd initiative in Mooresville

Emma Baccellieri

President Barack Obama unveiled his ConnectEd initiative at Mooresville Middle School Thursday—a plan to provide high-speed broadband internet to 99 percent of American students within five years.

Duke to co-lead research network on resistant bacteria

Tony Shan

Duke has received a commitment of up to $62 million from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease to launch a new research program.

Duke responds to Turkey protest

Elizabeth Djinis

With recent protests in Istanbul spreading throughout the entire nation of Turkey, members of the Duke community have expressed concern at the country’s situation.

  • Alum publishes memoir on van-dwelling days at Duke

  • Duke supercamera to be made public

  • High school students join summer classes

  • 'Mega Moral Monday' results in mass arrests

  • Student and family of alums injured in Alaska

  • Gross Hall ready to debut

  • Divinity School receives $5.74 million from endowment

Sports

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Three Duke athletes named All-Americans at NCAA Outdoor Championships

Daniel Carp

Two school records fell as three Duke athletes earned All-America honors at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

Grant Hill's retirement illuminates lasting legacy

Daniel Carp

Grant Hill's NBA retirement reminds the basketball community of the contributions he made to the game.

Amile Jefferson puts on weight to help fill Duke basketball's void in the post

Daniel Carp

Amile Jefferson has put on 20 pounds of muscle since his freshman season, and hopes his added size will help him play center.

  • Turri's Transformation: Duke lacrosse wins second title with first-year starter in net

  • John Danowski changed the meaning of Duke lacrosse

  • ORANGE CRUSHED: Duke lacrosse defeats Syracuse for program's second national championship

  • Duke lacrosse holds off Cornell, advances to national championship game

  • Mike Krzyzewski will coach Team USA and Duke basketball through 2016

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Writers, photographers document Durham Bulls

Katie Zaborsky

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Bull City expands its foodie rep

Minshu Deng

Durham is officially the tastiest town in the South.

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Duke sings comedic opera

Hannah Anderson-Baranger

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

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Interactive dancework realizes history

Katie Fernelius

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

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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

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What can the Green Berets do for the Blue Devils?

Julian Spector

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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.

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Uncovering the Real 'Mill Village'

Adarsh Dave

One perspective on Central Campus's acquisition

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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.

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Tie Game

Andrew Beaton

An analysis of the ties Coach K adorned this season


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