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Holocaust survivor Helga Luden—the grandmother of first-year Lucy Greenwald—shared her traumatic memories Thursday evening, noting that she was one of the lucky ones.
Catching 'em all could also help you catch good health, according to new Duke research.
People with Alzheimer's disease face many difficulties in everyday life, but a program created by the Nasher Museum is working to make sure these visitors do not miss out on experiencing art.
Housing, Dining and Residence Life is considering a proposal from Duke Student Government that would give students a better chance of living on campus with more than six friends.
Robi Damelin, an Israeli, and Mazen Faraj, a Palestinian, seem to be on opposing sides—their respective countries have been in conflict since the mid-20th century.
If you like eating alone, you may no longer have to be alone in eating alone.
The new crop of Bass Connections programs seeks to solve problems ranging from household air pollution in Madagascar to the issue of low youth voter turnout in North Carolina.
When students said hello to West Union, many also said goodbye to their food points.
Feeling sick but don't want to make the trek all the way to Student Health? Next semester, it won't be nearly as difficult.
Concerned about raw onions? Watery Nutella? Feral cats?
The Advisory Committee on Investment Responsibility held an open forum Wednesday to discuss transparency procedures regarding the Duke endowment’s holdings and allocations.
Alabama Rep. Mo Brooks wants to express his "sympathies" for Duke students voting in this presidential election.
Representative Bradley Byrne of Alabama encouraged students not to take presidential campaign rhetoric at face value in an interview with The Chronicle as part of a series profiling alumni in politics.
Shelley Moore Capito, Trinity '75 and a Republican senator from West Virginia, emphasized the power of women in politics in an interview with The Chronicle.
Each morning, some students on East Campus wake up not to the sound of their alarms but the rumble of construction.
Duke is mentioned frequently in the hacked emails of John Podesta, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman.
