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Since Red Mango took its smoothies to Wilson Recreation Center last spring, a smoothie-cafe-sized hole has haunted the Bryan Center. What could take its place?
Three trucks will participate in the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee's annual food truck rodeo.
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.
A representative of a new local Asian fusion restaurant visited the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee Wednesday hoping to join the Merchants on Points program.
The North Carolina State Board of Elections unanimously ordered a new election in North Carolina's 9th Congressional District on Thursday.
The United States got more out of the Cold War than just getting out of it, author Joshua Shifrinson argued at a Thursday talk.
In an increasingly polarized political environment, interacting more with different people is key, General Stanley McChrystal said at a talk Thursday.
Duke will host a conference on ending partisan gerrymandering Jan. 25 and 26 in Penn Pavilion.
Lyft will now be giving free lifts to members of the Duke community.
Forbes named Duke University one of the "Best Employers for Diversity" in 2019.
Spring Breakthrough has broken through to upperclassmen.
Madeleine Albright—the former U.S. secretary of state who gave the 2004 Commencement Address at Duke—will give a public lecture in Page Auditorium Feb. 28.
One of Duke's oldest buildings will soon have a new feel.
George H.W. Bush, 41st president of the United States, traveled all over the world to deal with international affairs.
Ph.D. candidates at Duke struggle to make ends meet, said students from the Duke Graduate Student Union at Academic Council's Thursday meeting.
One month after Brett Kavanaugh, associate justice of the Supreme Court, was sworn in, Duke students are not yet done discussing the hotly contested confirmation.
Less than 24 hours after a whirlwind election night, some of Duke's political experts gathered to discuss the results.
Say goodbye to food trucks on West Campus.
Duke will build a new plant to keep cool.
Although some may think cyber threats require cyber retaliation, an intelligence community leader says differently.