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Native American tribal council members from North Dakota showed students and community members the devastation that the Dakota Access Pipeline will have on natural resources and the indigenous people living in the area Thursday evening.
More Duke employees donated to Democrats Hillary Clinton and Deborah Ross compared to Republicans Donald Trump and Richard Burr by a margin of 16 to one.
Robin Hayes, Trinity '67 and chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party, visited campus Thursday for a town hall moderated by The Chronicle.
While some pundits remain fascinated with the presidential election, others have turned their eyes to the Senate.
Known around campus by his moniker "LMo," Larry Moneta is a fixture at Duke. After serving as vice president for student affairs since 2001, Moneta was reappointed to a fourth five-year term lasting through June 30, 2021, Provost Sally Kornbluth announced last week. The Chronicle spoke with Moneta about what he has learned at Duke so far and his plans for the future.
In this year’s Founders’ Day Convocation in the Chapel, Oscar Dantzler, custodian of the Duke Chapel, received the University Medal, Duke’s highest honor for distinguished service.
Duke students gathered Monday night to watch the presidential nominees face off in the first debate.
Duke law professors lauded their former colleague Deborah Ross, a North Carolina candidate for U.S. Senate, as “thoughtful’, “professional” and “prepared."
Duke Student Government has started the year off with resignations and a "hit on morale."
Student leaders, faculty and staff presented a vision of further empowerment and unity for the black community on campus at Thursday's Black Convocation.
Duke Student Government amended the election rules for freshmen elections this Fall to explicitly prohibit “coercion” in campaigning at its Wednesday meeting.
Sam Buell, Bernard M. Fishman professor of law, recently published a book entitled “Capital Offenses: Business, Crime and Punishment in America’s Corporate Age,” in which he explores the nuances of prosecuting corporate crime. The Chronicle’s Likhitha Butchireddygari spoke with Buell about the ideas he presents in his work.
Reggie Love—former special assistant and personal aide for President Barack Obama—stressed the importance of having a strong ethical code during the Orientation Week closing address Saturday night.
Duke graduate Kelli Ward is trying to give incumbent Sen. John McCain a run for his money in Arizona’s Republican primary.
The Olympic events all require remarkable athletic ability and training—but hosting these competitions could prove even more challenging.
North Carolina’s controversial voter identification procedures were struck down Friday, but Republican leaders plan to appeal the decision.
The last day of the Democratic National Convention ended with calls for party unity and growth.
Day three of the Democratic National Convention featured more of the protests and party fervor that have energized Philadelphia since Monday.
After the 2016 Republican National Convention, members of the Duke community are weighing in on the unification of the party and divisive moments during the convention.
