A former Duke employee is facing criminal charges for attempting to pawn Duke property.
R&B and rap artist Marc E. Bassy will headline the Last Day of Classes concert Wednesday.
A former Duke student alleged the University did not do enough to respond to a sexual assault on her, but a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit Thursday.
"A remarkable similarity exists between the demands of the Vigil Class of 1968, the demands made by black students the next year, and the demands made by student protesters every few years since then, including in 2016 and 2018," the letter from Duke faculty in support of the People's State of the University student protesters reads.
In addition to missing out on Cardi B's Tinder concert, Last Day of Classes headliner GoldLink will also not be making an appearance in Durham this week.
Students who were facing disciplinary action for their disruption of President Price’s speech last Saturday have had their student conduct cases closed.
Hot for your professor? Faculty-student relationships may no longer be permitted because of a new policy discussed by Academic Council Thursday.
Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee gave Ginger and Soy and Gyotaku feedback and discussed the upcoming Food Truck Rodeo at its meeting Thursday.
Duke Emergency Medical Services has been resuscitated after a two-semester break.
More than 60 faculty members have signed a letter urging administrators to not pursue disciplinary action against Saturday's protesters.
At Duke Student Government Senate’s Wednesday meeting, the Senate unanimously passed a resolution in support of the People’s State of the University.
Before Duke became "Duke"—before it had a towering Chapel, labyrinth floors of expansive libraries or five basketball national championships—it was Trinity College in Randolph County. And at Trinity College, worked George Wall.
Four Duke faculty were elected fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Saturday’s student protest of President Price’s speech to alumni has generated conversations across campus. The Chronicle sat down with senior Bryce Cracknell, junior Trey Walk and sophomore Gino Nuzzolillo, three of the students involved in organizing, to hear more about how the protest came to be and their plans moving forward. So far, of the students who protested, roughly 21 have received a letter from the Office of Student Conduct. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
As a sophomore at Duke, Nancy Hogshead-Makar went for a run between East and West Campus, an activity that many students do on a weekly basis.
Duke Barber Shop isn’t good enough for students of color on campus, one DSG senator alleges.
Students involved in Saturday’s disruption of President Vincent Price’s address to alumni may now face disciplinary action.
Junior Max Bernell was recently selected to be next year's president of Blue Devils United, a student group that advocates for LGBTQ+ students. The Chronicle spoke with Bernell, who currently serves as one of two presidents of BDU, about his goals for the organization and the LGBTQ+ community on Duke's campus. The interview has been edited for length and clarity.
Duke received a grant to establish a new undergraduate program focused on leadership, service, business and entrepreneurship at the Pratt School of Engineering.
Duke will officially become a smoke-free campus starting July 1, 2020, according to an email sent by President Vincent Price to the Duke community.
