LGBTQIA+ students interested in attending Duke might have no idea what the community is like at the University—a few Duke students are looking to change that.
Students from the Duke Graduate Student Union at Academic Council's Thursday meeting told the faculty that doctoral students struggle to make the ends meet.
Duke Dining wants to market itself, and is looking to students' on social media—"influencers"—to help.
At the first “Wake to Fritz” breakfast, Fritz Mayer arrived ready to cook.
As the menstrual hygiene access movement continues to spread across college campuses nationwide, Duke is also making a change.
Large gaps in health data systems for border populations in East and West Africa prevent residents from getting the quality and accessibility of health services they need. A Duke project is looking to change that.
Students who are sick of construction on campus are unlikely to get a break anytime soon, according to Joe Gonzalez, assistant vice president of student affairs and dean for residential life.
In light of recent events, President Vincent Price condemned racial hatred in an email to all undergraduate students Tuesday.
After years of planning, local leaders trying to bring a light rail to the Triangle are facing a federal deadline for a $1.2 billion grant.
If you're heading to Shooters II Saloon after winter break, you might run into protesters.
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.
One in every 28 residents in Durham saw an eviction filing in 2016, and Durham has over 900 filings a month.
The students who would one day become the school’s first undergraduate class were in primary school when the idea was first formed.
Although border walls can often be thought of symbolizing exclusion, they can be transformed to facilitate inclusion and mobility of people, said speaker Miriam Ticktin at an event Monday.
Forget bird-watching—balcony watching may be the new hot trend on campus.
In the months since protesters pulled down the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill's “Silent Sam," a Confederate monument, the statue's place on campus has been mired in debate. This timeline provides context for its creation, the subsequent controversy, and what the future entails.
Under new federal guidelines, less than one-third of adults and one-fifth of children in America will be considered physically active.
Army veteran Johnathon Nauta was told to spend his final days in hospice—until a rare Duke surgery saved his life.
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.
