Activist Laci Green presents about widespread effects of rape culture to start One Sexy Week
YouTube video-blogger, public sex educator and feminist activist Laci Green kicked off One Sexy Week with SexFest Monday night.
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YouTube video-blogger, public sex educator and feminist activist Laci Green kicked off One Sexy Week with SexFest Monday night.
It may not be a coincidence that Dr. Robert Lefkowitz and Paul Modrich, the two Nobel laureates at Duke, are both Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigators.
Duke Emergency Medical Services is preparing an initiative to improve campus awareness on cardiopulmonary resuscitation with the help of the Duke Heart Center.
The underrepresentation of female faculty in STEM fields is a national issue, not just a Duke problem.
Duke administrators are working to narrow the gap between the housing experience of independent and affiliated students.
The computer science department is developing new strategies to combat issues of cheating following the academic dishonesty investigation that began in November.
A Wednesday night vigil service honored the life of Vincent Davis—a bus driver who passed away during winter break.
The centennial celebration commemorating the life of historian John Hope Franklin kicked off Wednesday night.
Proposals introduced at Wednesday's Duke Student Government meeting may mean major changes are in store for the Senate.
Three decades after he began research to help the deaf hear, Duke professor Blake Wilson has been awarded the nation's top prize for bioengineering.
Five Duke faculty members have received approval for research in Liberia, despite travel restrictions to the country due to the Ebola virus.
After more than three decades at the Pratt School of Engineering—and a legacy of mentorship and commitment to her students—Connie Simmons, associate dean for undergraduate affairs, will retire in January 2015.
Five Duke faculty have been awarded the American Association for the Advancement of Science distinction of Fellow.
Students marched from the Duke Chapel to East Campus Monday night, chanting in protest of the decision not to indict police officer Darren Wilson in the August shooting of Michael Brown.
The upcoming renovations to Wallace Wade Stadium mean that this year's commencement ceremony will get some local flavor—held at Durham Bulls Athletic Park.
More than 500 students spent their weekend furiously coding as part of HackDuke—an initiative in which students design software to address real-world problems.
The deadline for current and former Computer Science 201 students to turn themselves in for academic dishonesty passed Wednesday night.
Officials announced Wednesday evening that the second round of tests on the Duke University Hospital patient who developed a fever after returning from Liberia have come back negative for Ebola.
Updated Monday, Nov. 3—preliminary blood tests for the patient have come back negative.
When Liberia native and Duke employee Amos Kai heard of the devastation Ebola has caused in his former home, he found a way to utilize his connection with Duke to send supplies to those in need.