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A new University policy barring visiting students from purchasing memberships to recreational facilities on campus came under fire last week—with an online petition declaring the rule "misguided" gaining more than 100 signatures.
Jerry Hough, James B. Duke professor of political science, posted a controversial comment Sunday on a New York Times editorial titled "How Racism Doomed Baltimore" that ran last Saturday.
When Amtrak Train No. 188 derailed Tuesday night, Seyward Darby, Trinity ’07, was sitting in the third car, working on an article as she traveled from Washington to New York.
Although their plans were delayed by a second earthquake Tuesday, four Nepalese students are continuing their campaign to raise funds for relief efforts, which began after the first earthquake struck less than three weeks ago.
Three Duke students organized a same-sex kiss-in at the Spanish Galleon Nightclub, a popular beach-week destination in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Two gunmen—one whom the FBI had linked to Islamist terrorism—were killed Sunday evening after opening fire at an exhibit featuring cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in Garland, Texas.
Senior Andrew Kragie has been selected as the student speaker for this year’s commencement ceremony Sunday.
Four Duke students from Nepal have started a GoFundMe campaign to help the country recover from the devastating earthquake that struck Saturday.
Faculty, students and community members gathered Tuesday to discuss the history of lynching and racism, and how that history can inform future dialogues about race on campus.
The departure of visiting Latino professor Jason Mendez raised concerns last year about the representation and treatment of Latino/a faculty at Duke. Mendez returned to campus Tuesday to discuss his experience and the University's subsequent investigation into his case.
The newest Merchants-on-Points vendor could provide students with some Tex-Mex flavor.
Me Too Monologues opens Friday night with student interest at an all-time high.
The Duke administration announced its rejection of a student-driven proposal to divest the University from fossil fuels.
Dozens gathered outside of Cameron Indoor Stadium Sunday night to celebrate men's basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski's 1,000th win.
Duke’s Haiti Lab and Duke Chapel came together Monday to host a service of remembrance that marked the five-year anniversary of the massive earthquake that struck Haiti.
Howard Kallem completed his first week of work Friday as Duke's first full-time director of Title IX compliance. Kallem comes to Duke with two decades of experience in the Office for Civil Rights in the United States Department of Education, as well as nearly a year as director of Title IX compliance at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The Chronicle's Rachel Chason spoke with Kallem about the increased national focus on sexual assault on colleges campuses and Duke's policies surrounding the issue.
Duke has appointed its first full-time director of Title IX compliance.
Rev. Nils Chittenden—who has served as Chaplain of the Duke Episcopal Center since 2010—will depart in January to assume a position as Rector of St Stephen's Episcopal Church in Armonk, N.Y.
With most campus eateries closed, buses running on reduced schedules and the majority of students at home, the students who were on campus made the best of Thanksgiving at Duke.
Pulitzer-prize winning author Tony Kushner canceled his Monday visit to Duke due to the unexpected death of a close family friend Sunday.
