After Duke declined to sign a cooperative agreement with GoTriangle for the light rail project, calls came from local officials and a congressman "to use all options available to move this project forward."
Duke has settled a lawsuit about its handling of falsified data that the suit alleged was linked to $200 million in federal research grants, President Vincent Price announced in an email to the Duke community.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral argument of a North Carolina partisan gerrymandering case Tuesday.
Chapel Hill has a new cat café, and it's paw-sitively adorable.
At its March meeting, the Academic Council discussed Duke’s relationship with Durham following the University's decision not to sign a cooperative agreement for the Durham-Orange Light Rail Transit Project.
What does civility and tolerance look like on college campuses?
Two Duke professors rescued 49 migrants from a rubber boat in the Mediterranean sea off the coast of Libya, but not without a cost.
Duke is auditing the last several years of its admissions in the wake of the national higher education admissions scandal.
This year’s concert headliner is rapper Aminé, the LDOC committee announced Thursday.
After leaving the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, former Chancellor Carol Folt is quickly moving to fight another firestorm.
Ninth Street's Devil's Pizzeria visited Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee's meeting Wednesday in a bid to join the Merchants on Points program.
On Thanksgiving, a team 40 Duke medical personnel came together to perform the first bilateral hand transplant in North Carolina.
After finishing an impassioned speech in favor of the use of laptops in Duke Student Government Senate meetings Wednesday night, first-year Senator Jimmy Xiao faced an interrogation from DSG President Kristina Smith, a senior, on his own mobile device usage.
Three resident assistants were recently fired related to their decision to tent for the men's basketball game against North Carolina.
A new program combining ethics and technology is coming to the Pratt School of Engineering, thanks to a $300,000 grant from from Grayson and David Lane.
After leading the DukeEngage program for 12 years, Eric Mlyn will step down June 30 as the Peter Lange executive director of the program and assistant vice provost for civic engagement.
Candles flickered in the evening wind as hundreds gathered around a group performing Maghrib prayer, the fourth of five daily prayers that takes place right after sunset.
President Vincent Price issued a statement Friday evening in response to the mass shooting at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Federal prosecutors charged 50 people last week in the largest college admissions scandal ever prosecuted, alleging parents bought their children admission to top universities through illegal methods.
The last of four fraternities that were under investigation for hazing has had its suspension lifted.
