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Two defectors from the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea spoke at Duke Saturday about their escape from North Korea, surveillance in the country and the urgency of reuniting with their families.
With national attention focused on the treatment of prisoners by police, two recent deaths of inmates in Durham County Jail have raised concerns locally.
Led by Ben Reese, the Office for Institutional Equity is tasked with not only addressing claims of harassment and discrimination but also improving employee diversity.
With the start of the new year, Duke Medicine is undergoing a rebranding, including a name change from Duke Medicine to Duke Health.
The Strategic Planning Steering Committee is in the process of setting a new path forward for the University.
Demands for greater inclusion on campus have persisted since the University's integration in 1963. The Chronicle has compiled a timeline of significant demands made to administration by students and faculty, including most recently the "Duke Tomorrow: Student-Organized Discussion with Brodhead and Administration" last Friday.
Jonathan Butler, a graduate student at the University of Missouri who went on hunger strike earlier this month to draw administrative attention to racial issues, spoke to a supportive audience of approximately 120 students and faculty at the School of Law Friday.
Duke Student Government voted Wednesday to instate a new version of their previously defunded readership program that provided The New York Times, USA Today and the Durham Herald Sun. The new program will provide free online access to The New York Times for all undergraduates, and 120 hard copy papers around campus.
“I can’t answer that,” Mayor Bill Bell said. “I don’t want to say.”
Voters in Durham reelected Bill Bell as mayor and elected Jillian Johnson, Trinity '03, Charlie Reece and incumbent Steve Schewel, Trinity '73, as City Council members Tuesday.
While many college students look for apartments in their sophomore year, Duke students return to their dorms.
Duke Student Government voted to approve a new program that allows student teams to implement campus improvement projects with DSG funding at its meeting Wednesday.
Candidates running for three Durham City Council seats held a friendly forum on campus Thursday to discuss their platforms and field questions from students and the public before the general election Nov. 3.
Gabriel Rosenberg, assistant professor of women’s studies at Duke, delivered a lecture on the history of drag at the Hayti Heritage Center Monday night.
A number of awards were presented to students, faculty and alumni during this year's Founders' Day Convocation at Page Auditorium.
After vigorous debate, Duke Student Government voted to increase the student activity fee by 1.6 percent for 2016-17 and discussed possible changes to the Young Trustee selection process at its meeting Wednesday.
Although North Carolina has the second-largest Native American population of any state east of the Mississippi River, Native representation among students and faculty is notably small.
As construction continues around campus, glass additions to buildings are becoming more prevalent.
