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My four years at Duke University have been characterized by political tumult and global uncertainty, undergirded by a growing mistrust in journalism—and more fundamentally, disbelief in the truth. Attacks against reporters became more common, with both online criticism and physical violence increasing in recent years. The news became “fake news.”
The Chronicle's Hank Tucker explains the highlights and traditions of Duke Men's Basketball in three minutes.
What’s up with Duke’s basketball team?
Our Photography Editor Ian Jaffe takes a look back at some of the best photos of 2017.
The Bryan Center walkway reopened Saturday after construction delays prevented it from reopening in December, as was originally planned.
As next week's election approaches, both candidates for chair of the Student Organization Funding Committee highlight transparency as a major issue for SOFC’s future.
A hot water pipe caused water damage in rooms on the upper floors of Randolph residence hall early Friday afternoon, forcing some residents to temporarily live elsewhere.
Nearly two years after an undergraduate conduct board found Lewis McLeod responsible for sexual misconduct, his lawsuit against the University and administrators has been delayed a second time.
One of the newest additions to the Duke University Health System is North Carolina’s first hand transplantation program.
Duke students in Paris were quickly accounted for following Friday night’s terrorist attacks in the city.
Early Morning morning—one day after a fire extinguisher was placed in an oven in Giles—a dryer in a Randolph laundry room caught fire, setting off the sprinkler system and forcing students to evacuate the dorm.
A fire in the Giles kitchen forced students to evacuate the dorm early Sunday morning.
One of the developers of the measles vaccine, Dr. Samuel Katz, pushed students to fight for the eradication of preventable diseases Tuesday night at the French Family Science Center.
After three years of development, Duke Medicine released a student-created app earlier this year that instructs users in performing compression-only cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
As the end of the semester approaches, some underclassmen are considering transferring between the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences and the Pratt School of Engineering.
A team of current and former Duke students tackled the gender gap in engineering at the Global Grand Challenges Summit in Beijing last month.
The restoration of Duke Chapel's roof is ahead of schedule as the rest of campus anticipates the icon's reopening.
Frequent customers of Marketplace or Penn Pavilion may not realize that some of the food they are eating was grown by Duke students just a few miles away.
Missy Cummings is a professor in the department of mechanical engineering and director of the humans and autonomy lab at Duke. As one of the first female Navy fighter pilots, Cummings has an intimate knowledge of aviation and the military, which she continues to incorporate in her research into human-technology interactions, as well as in her work on drone policy. The Chronicle’s Ian Jaffe sat down with her to discuss her experience and current drone policy issues.
Mathematicians and geneticists will combine their expertise in the Center for Statistical Genetics and Genomics, launched recently by the School of Medicine.
