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The Associated Press reported last week that Paul Manafort—former campaign manager for President Donald Trump—had worked to assist the government of Russian President Vladimir Putin prior to joining the Trump campaign.
When it opens in January, the new Duke Arts Center will add thousands of square feet to expand the University’s arts programming.
Abbas Benmamoun, currently at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, was named vice provost for faculty advancement last week. The new position was announced at a community forum in November 2015 following several racist and homophobic incidents on campus, and the position was conceived as promoting "diversity and inclusion" among faculty. The Chronicle’s Adam Beyer sent Benmamoun a few questions about his plans for the new role.
Newly-released research shows that the survival odds for preterm babies are improving.
A Duke professor affected by President Donald Trump’s travel ban has returned to his family in North Carolina.
UPDATE: Conitzer's entry won the competition. "Needs Dressing" came in second place, while "I miss the screaming" placed third.
When Duke alums learned their former classmate Stephen Miller helped design President Donald Trump’s executive order halting immigration, many were outraged.
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UPDATE: Kadivar has returned to North Carolina, confirmed Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government relations. The Religion News Service reported that Kadivar got back Thursday evening, cutting short his fellowship in Germany that would have lasted until July.
Citing safety concerns, the University has issued new policies about drone usage on campus.
Nearly two years after construction began, the new Student Health and Wellness Center is slated—barring weather-induced delays—to open to students Monday.
Walter Mignolo, William H. Wannamaker professor of literature, has been the director of the Duke Center for Global Studies and the Humanities since 2000. Mignolo, who has appointments in both the cultural anthropology and romance studies departments, has an honorary degree from the National University of Buenos Aires, in addition to his Ph.D. from the Ecole des Hautes Etudes in Paris. The Chronicle’s Adam Beyer sat down with Mignolo to talk about the globalization of American universities and American politics.
In a message to the Duke community Thursday afternoon, President Richard Brodhead expressed the University's support for undocumented students, but also noted that the concept of a sanctuary campus has no legal basis.
Members of the Duke community gathered to remember the life and legacy of former President Keith Brodie at a memorial service Monday.
In the past several weeks, students have complained of mold in dorms and apartments. But we are not the only campus to experience the problem.
Students plans for Winter Break may include binge-watching Netflix, eating holiday meals and catching up on sleep—but this won't be happening on campus.
A panel of administrators attempted to alleviate student concerns about Central Campus mold Wednesday evening.
For junior Romita Mandal, the pain was incapacitating.
Phil Freelon is a Durham-based African American architect who was on the team that designed the new Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. The Chronicle spoke with Freelon about the new building, his involvement with Duke's recognition of Julian Abele and his thoughts about the future of architecture.
Have a lingering cold? A lot of students seem to—and many think mold is the cause.
