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A trio of lawsuits allege that four children were coerced into sexual acts by another child due to "negligence” at the now-shuttered Camp Kaleidoscope, a camp for chronically sick children operated by Duke.
Ben Leonard, columnist for the Blue Zone, makes a case for Duke's defense, not its explosive offense, being the driving force behind the team's success:
In the first marquee men’s basketball game at Cameron Indoor Stadium since the Carolina walk-up line devolved into a drunk mob, security in Krzyzewskiville looked quite different than what undergraduate fans were used to.
Duke's chapters of Delta Tau Delta and Pi Kappa Phi fraternities have been suspended, and all new member activities at Sigma Phi Epsilon have been suspended pending a hazing investigation.
The stage has been set: four finalists will vie to become Duke’s next undergraduate Young Trustee.
The field is set for the undergraduate Young Trustee election.
Duke has reached a $10.65 million dollar settlement for a pair of lawsuits that alleged the University mishandled its employee retirement plan.
Just months after protesters toppled Silent Sam at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, UNC Chancellor Carol Folt announced that she will resign.
The case filed by a Duke Law applicant who didn’t take the Law School Admission Test and sued the Law School has been dismissed a few months after it was filed.
With the purchase of rights to a roughly 16-square mile "carbon farm" in eastern North Carolina, Duke has potentially taken a big step towards carbon neutrality.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C.—In August, UNC protesters toppled Silent Sam. Monday, protesters took to the streets after university leadership said they have plans to put it back up.
Duke is known to have renamed one building due to its namesake’s racist history—Aycock Residence Hall. Now named East House, the East Campus residence hall was renamed in 2014, when then-President Richard Brodhead announced the change had been approved by the Board of Trustees after student leaders had called for renaming.
Stickers for the white nationalist group "Identity Evropa" were found on campus by students Friday afternoon.
Duke never really had it quite right.
When Steve Cohn became director of Duke University Press in 1993, he inherited a financial mess.
After 17 percent of faculty, staff and graduate students reported being harassed in their academic environment, President Vincent Price has called on fellow administrators to create action plans to address the issue.
A new Duke program will give admitted students a chance to take a gap year before coming to college—on Duke's dime.
Mohamed Noor has been named dean of the natural sciences for Trinity College of Arts and Sciences.
Duke now has security cameras at the entrance and exit of every residence hall, according to administration.
Despite a post on the financial aid website that suggested future students may not be guaranteed aid for summer sessions, no changes have currently been made to the policy, administrators say.
