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Reince Priebus, former chairman of the Republican National Committee, holds the record for the shortest tenure as White House chief of staff. Yet, Priebus still maintains a close relationship with the president.
Peter Feaver, professor of political science and public policy, will testify in front of the Senate Foreign Relations committee Tuesday.
American Grand Strategy—an interdisciplinary campus initiative—publicized information related to a designated hate group last week.
Vincent Price will be inaugurated as Duke's 10th President in a campus-wide celebration on Thursday.
Some of Duke’s most accomplished professors will convene at a faculty symposium this Thursday to share their diverse perspectives with President Vincent Price.
As much as the election of President Donald Trump has ushered in a period of uncertainty and change to domestic policy and American society, it also has muddled a clear sense of America's foreign policy.
Despite President Donald Trump publicly dismissing any 100-day evaluation, what Trump has been able to accomplish during his first 100 days is still a subject of contention among Duke community members.
After a 24 hour closure for “repairs” over the alumni weekend, Duke students and alumni alike were shocked to find that every restaurant in the newly-renovated West Union had been repealed and replaced by the “vegan-only” restaurant, Sprout.
Naval Admiral Kurt W. Tidd (left), Rubenstein Fellow Martin Dempsey (center) and Professor of Political Science Peter Feaver (right) discussed the United States' stake in Latin America Monday night.
When people think of the United States military's involvement around the world, they do not often think of its work in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Rosa Brooks, a law professor at Georgetown University, spoke on the expanding role military plays in a global context Thursday night in the Sanford School of Public Policy.
What do the foreign policies of President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama have in common? If you believe Paul Miller, former Director for Afghanistan and Pakistan on the National Security Council, then the answer is quite a lot.
Colin Kahl, national security advisor to former-Vice President Joe Biden and current associate professor at Georgetown University, spoke Wednesday at the Sanford School of Public Policy about his foreign policy experience and what to expect from President Donald Trump.
Members of the Duke community gathered in the Sanford School of Public Policy to watch the inauguration of the 45th president of the United States Friday morning.
Duke faculty are keeping a close eye on Donald Trump's plans as the next president.
Select students this Spring will have the chance to take a class on civil-military relations with retired United States army general Martin Dempsey, who served as the 18th chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 2011 to 2015.
The presidency was not the only election of importance this cycle—voters handed Republicans control of Congress for another two years as well.
As part of The Chronicle's election coverage, we talked to Peter Feaver, professor of political science and public policy, and Bruce Jentleson, professor of public policy and political science, about how foreign policy will play a role in determining the winner of the 2016 presidential contest. Feaver served on the staff of the National Security Council during the George W. Bush White House. Jentleson served as a senior advisor in the State Department from 2009 to 2011.
Professors Peter Feaver and Bruce Jentleson discussed the impact of foreign policy on the U.S. election.
Considering that the most hallowed of Hallmark holidays lands on the worst of weekdays this year, by now, most of you witches, warlocks and gender-fluid genies have enjoyed your fair share of trickery and treat-ery and are more than ready to settle in for a six-week mental reel of “Oh, I really should have done this when it was assigned.”
