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Duke’s one-stop on-campus early voting site has attracted more than 2,000 voters, helping Durham County cast more votes so far than any other county in North Carolina in this year’s primary election.
President Barack Obama urged Congress to keep college affordable for the seven million students currently burdened by student loans in an address Tuesday at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
At the 13th-annual Duke Start-Up Challenge finale, Nanoly—an undergraduate-led vaccine distribution project—took home the $50,000 grand prize.
Although North Carolina’s May 8 primary election is three days after the official end of the semester, members of the Duke community can head to the polls starting today.
The Duke community should be wary of email links from unfamiliar addresses—even if they seem to be from Duke-affiliated groups.
Hundreds of prospective freshmen are visiting campus over the next week for Blue Devil Days. Admitted students will discover what it means to be a Blue Devil, including learning about academic opportunities, co-curricular programs, the advising process and financial aid. They are also staying with current Duke students to get a taste of campus life. The Chronicle’s Jack Mercola spoke with prospective freshmen and hosts about their Blue Devil Days experience.
Duke is building upon its elite standing as a research institution despite the shrinking pool for federal research funding.
Although the Spring course withdrawal deadline has passed, students with extenuating medical circumstances may still have the option to pull out of classes.
Violent crime rates spiked in the Bull City, despite a downward trend in the city’s total crime from 2010 to 2012.
Potential cuts to higher education after the presidential election could result in reduced federal funds for U.S. universities—including Duke.
By August 2013, students who are part of the Duke-sponsored medical insurance plan may see a dip in the price they pay for birth control.
A new building for the Nicholas School of the Environment will soon be the most eco-friendly structure on campus.
The Tar Heels may face a notably healthier crowd of Cameron Crazies in Cameron Indoor Stadium Saturday, according to data from Duke Student Health.
Triangle residents will say “ni hao” to a local Chinatown this Fall.
The fate of the same-sex marriage amendment referendum will rest in the hands of North Carolina voters in this coming election cycle.
Pedro and I only realized each others’ beings upon eye contact. What could have been the detached, rote inter-species interaction in which I normally engage, became an intense primate-to-primate recognition of “I am like you” as he challenged me to a staring contest.
In his sixth term as mayor of the Bull City, Bill Bell aims to make Durham more safe and habitable for all citizens, he said at City Hall Plaza Monday night.
Mitt Romney’s Tuesday victory in the Florida Republican primary has likely cemented his position as the GOP frontrunner.
@presidentialcandidates, Twitter and other social media may not sway voters nor encourage debate in the current election cycle.
As Duke’s voter turnout for presidential elections falls below the national average, some question whether or not the campus is politically active relative to its peer institutions.
