University creates new research integrity position after high profile misconduct cases
By Christine Wei | November 28, 2018In the midst of a recent research fraud lawsuit, Duke has created a new role to maintain scientific integrity.
In the midst of a recent research fraud lawsuit, Duke has created a new role to maintain scientific integrity.
Citing general criticism that Duke Student Government did not heed all voices on campus, DSG Senate decided to tweak its bylaws to allow for the formation of caucuses.
The students who would one day become the school’s first undergraduate class were in primary school when the idea was first formed.
Forget bird-watching—balcony watching may be the new hot trend on campus.
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.
As racially charged incidents have occurred on Duke’s campus in recent months. the Southern Poverty Law Center says that colleges across the country are witnessing similar acts.
Duke is close to settling a court case about its handling of falsified data that the lawsuit alleges is tied to $200 million in federal research grants.
Just days after a swastika was sprayed over students' memorial for those that died in a mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue, stickers for the white nationalist group "Identity Evropa" were found on campus.
After half a century and approximately more than15,000 performances, the man behind the Chapel bells' well-known toll—J. Samuel Hammond—will step down as the university carillonneur at the end of December.
Governor Roy Cooper recently signed an executive order on climate change, setting goals for the state's economy to reduce greenhouse emissions by 40 percent by 2025. How much of an effect is the order likely to have, and what does it mean for Duke?
When Steve Cohn became director of Duke University Press in 1993, he inherited a financial mess.
Europe's disunity has come in part from secularism, Erhard Busek, Vice-Chancellor of Austria from 1991 to 1995, said at an event Monday.
For students staying on campus during Thanksgiving break, the few days away from classes might also bring boredom.
Duke announced Monday night that an undergraduate was admitted to the hospital with a confirmed case of bacterial meningitis.
In an email to the Duke community the morning after a swastika was found on the East Campus bridge, President Vincent Price pledged extra security and a security camera to be installed at the bridge.
It was 2 a.m. Monday morning and first-year Olivia Levine was still awake, hours after she had learned about the swastika from her friends.
Future first-years may receive a free smartwatch, thanks to a new project at Duke.
Duke researchers have found that the type of alleged crime may increase a jury’s belief in guilt in a recent study published in Nature Human Behavior.
Seniors Kushal Kadakia and Claire Wang have been named 2019 Rhodes Scholars, they each confirmed to The Chronicle Saturday night.
Just a few months have passed since Beyu Blue Coffee's grand opening on campus, but what is in store for its future?