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North Carolina’s Republican Party is finding its footing after the indictment of GOP chairman Robin Hayes, Trinity '67, and political donor Greg Lindberg for charges including conspiracy to commit honest services wire fraud, bribery and aiding and abetting.
Friday evening, President Vincent Price and 35 other members of the University’s leadership sent an email to all students, faculty and staff, in response to a controversy that erupted last weekend after a director of graduate studies sent an email telling students to not speak Chinese in the building.
Tensions ran high as students anxiously waited to see the results of the 2018 midterm election with their peers at campus watch parties.
Got some extra food? You can donate it at the library to help hurricane victims.
Duke was ranked 18th in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, one spot lower than its placement of 17th last year.
The Center for the History of Political Economy at Duke University has recently received a $5 million grant.
Transparency and representation are key issues that junior Yemi Kolawole strives to address in her campaign for Duke Student Government president.
Microbial enthusiasts rejoice: the new Duke Microbiome Center has officially launched.
Students all over Duke’s campus have reported coughs, sore throats and fevers. But, per tradition, the freshmen class seems to have the most sick students and the worst symptoms.
Trinity alumni Courtney Bell and Anya Ranganathan won the 18th annual Duke Startup Challenge with their year-old startup, Ungraded Produce.
Time Magazine recently featured two Duke alumnae in its Time Firsts project for pioneering achievements and glass-ceiling-breaking work.
