After nearly 30 years at Duke, Kornbluth will serve at the helm of MIT beginning Jan. 1, bringing her quick thinking, witty humor and leadership skills to Cambridge.
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Placing as a finalist, winning a $5,000 prize and receiving the opportunity to present his paper titled “Expected Field Goal Position on Punts” was none other than Duke University undergraduate Jack Lichtenstein.
Graduates, we want to see your faces! Each year, we highlight graduation photos in celebration of commencement. Submit yours via our comment box on the home page by Wednesday, April 28 by 5 p.m.
Collaborative research is a little bit harder when nobody can meet in person to collaborate.
After a decade and a half in Congress, Duke alumnus Dan Lipinski has lost his seat.
The Chronicle sat down with all four candidates running for Duke Student Government's top positions to talk about their experiences and priorities.
Understanding that our setup within China can cause confusion or controversy, we would like to set the record straight.
This is part of a series about the Class of 2023 based on a survey conducted by The Chronicle.
Despite animal rights organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals ranking Duke among the worst schools in the country for animal testing, Duke professors and students argue that the University meets ethical standards for research.
Opinion Editor Leah Abrams hosts a discussion with reporters Maria Morrison, Matthew Griffin and Olivia Wivestead about the Durham election results.
The Chronicle's photo and video staff take you inside the fair before it leaves town.
Thought regenerating tissue was just for salamanders? It turns out that humans can regenerate certain tissues faster than others too.
Duke's Advisory Committee on Investment Responsibility holds it annual open forum in the Holst-Anderson Room in the library.
Following each Board of Trustees' meeting, an open forum is held to field questions about the Board's decisions and discussions.
Can't decide whether to take a Bird or Spin scooter to class? The Chronicle tested out both to see which was fastest.
In a time of ecological crisis, one Duke professor has been tapped as part of a newly formed group to fight it.
A Nasher spokesperson argues the complaints were taken out of context and misrepresented the exhibit.
Many of the University’s peer research institutions centralized their research offices years ago, rather than as reactions to costly scandals.
