As the faculty adviser for the Duke University Cricket Club, Arya Roy has often reserved the Central Campus turf field for the club’s practices.
Jesus may have turned water to wine, but two Duke professors are turning poop to water.
Relations between Democrats and Republicans are strong, Rand Paul, Republican junior United States Senator of Kentucky and Duke University School of Medicine '88, argued in a talk Friday.
What makes for a good excuse for not having your homework done on time?
With the closing of Central Campus and opening of The Hollows and a refurbished Craven, where will you be living next year?
Duke may save nearly $1 million in transportation costs as the University expands the number of electric vehicles on campus.
Students craving a Filipino food option on campus may be in luck next year.
For sophomore Robert Paul, his dad's visit this weekend is pretty different from most other students'.
At its weekly meeting Wednesday, the Duke Student Government Senate learned about a proposed new caucus system.
As a lawsuit rages about the equity of Harvard's admissions process and affirmative action, Duke staff that oversee various stages of the student admissions process discussed integrity in admissions and recruiting at an event Wednesday evening.
The Duke Student Government Judiciary has been on the minds of many Duke students recently as it recently declined to grant Hyde House, the proposed selective social group, a new hearing in the DSG Senate. Though this case is over, it was not the Judiciary’s first significant case—or the craziest.
Duke’s Advisory Committee on Investment Responsibility held an open forum Tuesday to discuss the ongoing debate about the University’s investment in fossil fuels.
Mohamed Noor has been named dean of the natural sciences for Trinity College of Arts and Sciences.
There's a lot riding on the 2018 midterm elections.
As climate change becomes an increasingly pressing issue, Duke’s Energy Week has become more prominent than ever.
Twenty percent more students have been vaccinated for influenza at Duke compared to the same time last year, according to one official.
Alex Rosenberg, R. Taylor Cole professor of philosophy, recently wrote a new book called "How History Gets Things Wrong: The Neuroscience of Our Addiction to Stories." Rosenberg spoke with The Chronicle to reflect on his book and a wide variety of other subjects ranging from the greatest threat to humanity to Rosenberg’s teenage self. The interview has been edited for length and clarity.
In an unanimous decision, the Duke Student Government Judiciary ruled in favor of DSG after a challenge to the Senate by Hyde House Thursday evening.
When New Zealand entomologist George Vernon Hudson first conceived of daylight saving time, he surely had high aspirations.
The "It's okay to be white" flyers that were reported Thursday morning to have been found on Duke's campus were not an isolated incident.
