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Undergraduate grade distributions at Duke have risen steadily through the 2022-23 academic year, furthering trends of high grade point averages across Trinity College of Arts & Sciences and the Pratt School of Engineering.
Just a mile off of East Campus, a brand new bar hopes to offer a unique experience to esports enthusiasts, weekend gamers and Durham locals alike.
After receiving positive feedback on Durham’s guaranteed income pilot program for formerly incarcerated residents in the city, nonprofit StepUp Durham, which administers the program, hopes for additional funding to continue its efforts.
Faculty members across Duke’s computer science and electrical and computer engineering departments have been working to promote equity in their fields.
Vice President Kamala Harris announced March 16 that all historically Black colleges and universities that have recently been targets of bomb threats, including North Carolina Central University, are eligible to apply for grant funding from the Project School Emergency Response to Violence (SERV) program.
It’s been eight months since the Karsh Office of Financial Support said they expected to move all work-study positions to a minimum wage of $15 an hour, and the pay raise is now imminent.
Duke Parking and Transportation Services recently added a new C-Swift Shuttle route to its rotation, running every Saturday and Sunday from 4 p.m. to 12:26 a.m.
The median price of a Durham home in December 2021 was up 33.3% from the year prior according to the latest market trend report compiled by Triangle MLS, a subsidiary of the Raleigh Regional Association of Realtors.
After tremendous success as a house course and online learning experience, Space Medicine has become the first student-created, officially published Coursera course to date, with over one thousand learners already registered to blast off.
Duke’s Polis: Center for Politics invited a small panel of community leaders to highlight the importance of young people in politics Wednesday evening.
Duke recently received a $5 million donation to support its Science and Technology initiative.
After experiencing a minor dip from 2019-20, Duke’s endowment returned nearly 56% during the past year in large part due to market resurgence and successful investments.
With five men’s basketball March Madness championships and now a fifth place national ranking, maybe five is Duke’s lucky number.
Though election days are still weeks away, Durhamites will be able to take advantage of early voting in municipal elections starting this Thursday, Sept. 16. For those unsure of when or where to go, The Chronicle has put together a quick guide to early voting in Durham.
The Pratt School of Engineering has named its next Vinik dean.
After the first week of classes, Georg Vanberg worried about how the rest of the semester would unfold.
It’s been four years since Duke announced it would raise its minimum wage for eligible employees and full contract workers to $15 per hour, but change has been slow to arrive for student jobs.
Handshake, an intuitive website for college students to find internship and job possibilities, replaced CareerConnections as the Duke Career Center’s platform of choice June 1.
In light of national discussions surrounding the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill’s decision to originally not offer tenure status to Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones, The Chronicle analyzed the demographic makeup of Duke’s faculty to see how the University compares to peer institutions.
The sky is no longer the limit for Duke’s course catalog.
