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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and North Carolina State University have cancelled classes in preparation for the incoming hurricane.
The Duke University Marine Lab is set to close in preparation for Hurricane Florence.
With Category 4 Hurricane Florence projected to make landfall late Thursday or Friday morning, Durham could wind up being impacted significantly.
With Daniel Jones out indefinitely, Duke is left with only one viable option: lean on true freshman Gunnar Holmberg.
The new school year has brought a wave of first-years and now, baby lemurs.
Every week, the Blue Zone will make a take on Duke sports—whether that take may be hot, cold or lukewarm. This week's take is in from Ben Leonard:
The Carr Building on East Campus might look like the other Georgian-style red brick buildings around it, but there’s much more to the edifice than what meets the eye.
The Regulator Bookshop, a mainstay of Ninth Street and just blocks from East Campus, was defaced with Silent Sam-related and anti-Marxist graffiti that was found Sunday morning.
Every week, the Blue Zone will make a take on Duke sports—whether that take may be hot, cold or lukewarm. This week's take is in from Ben Leonard:
Darren Beattie, Ph.D. ‘16, was a visiting instructor in the political science department during the Nov. 2016 election, when he made headlines for predicting then-presidential candidate Donald Trump would win in spite of the polls. After he left Duke, he became a speechwriter in Trump’s administration.
Want to clean up your Duke inbox or send a quick note to another student or professor this weekend? You might be out of luck.
When Patrick Grady, Pratt '18, was a first-year, Duke Electric Vehicles was just another club at the activities fair.
Duke’s information technology security office warns of a scam email circulating the University’s community.
A champion of “the Resistance” and supporter of the #MeToo Movement, Eugene Gu has railed against Vanderbilt University Medical Center, alleging he was punished for kneeling in protest and tweeting that he was "physically assaulted" by his chief resident.
Jordan Peterson, a controversial Canadian professor who has said that the “masculine spirit is under assault,” is slated to speak at the Durham Performing Arts Center—but some Durham leaders are not thrilled.
NEW YORK—Duke hasn’t produced an All-Star big man since Carlos Boozer, but Marvin Bagley III and Wendell Carter Jr. hope to rewrite that history.
It’s been a busy season at the Duke Lemur Center, with two sets of critically endangered twins being born within roughly a week of each other.
In a statement released during the weekend, the Vanderbilt University Medical Center denied that Eugene Gu is no longer employed there because of his protests against racism.
What's better than a baby lemur? Twin baby lemurs.
Professional football players Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid found themselves out of jobs after kneeling in protest. Now, so has Duke Medicine alumnus Eugene Gu.
