Danielle Muoio
Rubenstein, co-founder and co-CEO of private equity firm The Carlyle Group, is well known for his philanthropic support of the University.
Faculty members gathered Thursday evening to voice concerns about the state of the humanities at Duke.
DCRI eliminated 56 positions to address its "specific business needs" in the wake of the federal sequester.
A vaccine for HIV has eluded scientists for decades, but Duke researchers are closer to it than ever.
Freshman engineering student Grant Jirka represents young adults’ voices in politics as director of media on the Campaign for a Presidential Youth Council.
Overall patient volume and revenue at DUHS have fallen in the past fiscal year.
A chemistry professor took the concept of applied science to make chocolate lava cakes, parmesan noodles and ice cream.
Danielle Muoio and Julian Spector
After 73 years scattered throughout the Duke Medicine campus, medical students finally have a home.
The Duke Lemur Center recently acquired office space in Sambava, Madagascar, to house their latest conservation project.
North Carolina physicians are contesting what they believe is a medically unfounded abortion law in legal proceedings this month.
What singer-songwriter Razia Said remembers about her native land in Antalaha, Madagascar, before leaving at age 11 is the thriving rainforests.
The Duke Lemur Center will host a symposium on conservation in Madagascar and the effect deforestation has on lemurs.
“I came out of the theater... and felt that the sense of what the rules were in theater had been completely transformed."
The fourth killing of a critically endangered red wolf since September in Hyde County, N.C., raises alarm for those part of the revitalization effort.
A documentary set to air across the U.S. in December exposes the impact illegal rosewood logging has on critically endangered silky sifaka lemurs.
Researchers have broken ground on how living near fracking sites influences property value.
When it comes to sexual health, Duke is not on top.
Students gathered across campus to watch the outcome of the presidential election.
The Chronicle sat down with Davidson to discuss receiving the 'Educator of the Year' award.
Spears is angling to make the program into a club in order to continue open dialogue about abortions on campus.
The new $20.2 million space arises out of a desire to better address the needs of an expanding faculty and student body.
Kathleen Pryer’s ferns were born with a little Lady Gaga in them.
The Duke University Health System is changing the way it conducts business since the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act in June.
Lefkowitz was recognized for his groundbreaking research in protein receptors.
Researchers gathered at the Durham Convention Center Thursday to discuss treating the most common drug addiction
