Imani Moise
When Ida Owens entered college, she never guessed she would become a trailblazer in the field of biochemistry.
Carleigh Stiehm
Duke Student Government presidential candidates disagree on the role student advocacy plays in the office.
Raisa Chowdhury
Duke Dance turned art into social change this weekend.
Staff Reports
The two candidates vying to become next year's Duke Student Government president are engaging in a public debate at 6 p.m. in the Great Hall.
Patton Callaway
Tricia Rose challenged students to get uncomfortable during her Reggie Day keynote speech Thursday.
The Duke Student Government presidential town hall debate, hosted by the Alexander Hamilton Society, was canceled due to low student attendance.
Anna Koelsch
The 38 unindicted men’s lacrosse players from the 2005-2006 team have settled their lawsuit with the University.
A new sophomore class social will be held on March 20.
Ryan Zhang
A two-day conference celebrating the 40th anniversary is set to begin Thursday.
Amy Cheng
The renovated Bryan Center Plaza, on track for an Aug. 2013 completion, will link student social hubs with academic buildings.
The era of one-ply toilet paper in Duke restrooms is coming to the end of its roll.
Maggie Spini
In recent years, Duke parties have grabbed national media attention with themes playing on racial and gender stereotypes.
Three sororities have officially been invited by the Duke Panhellenic Association to present themselves as candidates.
Georgia Parke
The Women’s Studies Program hosted a discussion Tuesday titled “Identity Slurs.”
A tree fell on Chapel Drive around 11:20 p.m. Tuesday, blocking one lane.
TJ Ciesla
Students and community activists met Monday night to protest the state legislature's rejection of Medicaid expansion.
Caroline Michelman
Duke Libraries can now digitize books in the public domain upon request.
Emma Baccellieri
When Sarah Weddington successfully argued Roe v. Wade before the Supreme Court 40 years ago, she thought an end to legal battles over abortion was in sight.
Linda Yu
Senior Jocelyn Streid found inspiration among her fellow Cameron Crazies at 4 a.m.
Yeshwanth Kandimalla
The Board of Trustees continued conversations on the state of the University during a Saturday retreat.
The Asian Students Association hosted the annual Lunar New Year celebration in Page Auditorium Saturday
Margot Tuchler
The Board of Trustees approved a 4 percent tuition increase, bringing academic year 2013-2014 tuition to $44,020.
Julian Spector
The University announced a major gift to athletics on the eve of the latest Board of Trustees meeting.
Council members added their input to an increasingly prominent debate over the role of online technology in education.
An independent investigation of Aubrey McClendon initiated by Chesapeake Energy Corp. absolved the CEO of any “intentional” wrongdoing.
