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Those who knew Peter Nicholas remember him being “larger than life," but it was his compassionate leadership and bold vision for Duke that made him a role model.
A Duke professor disputed with department members about mandatory training with the Office for Institutional Equity, calling the modules “left-wing Maoist political propaganda workshops,” according to an email chain among Duke School of Medicine Molecular Genetics and Microbiology department members obtained by The Chronicle.
Durham Public Schools’ leaders summarized the Growing Together initiative, a new program seeking to reimagine student assignment practices, during their virtual town hall on Thursday evening.
Content warning: This story mentions reporting about an alleged sexual assault.
Duke’s last day of classes was a cause for many celebrations.
On Friday, Duke filed a joint motion to dismiss the antitrust case against the 568 Presidents Group, a group of elite universities accused in January of colluding to keep financial aid awards down.
Duke Students for Justice in Palestine and the Duke Arab Students Organization co-hosted a series of speaker events from March 29 to 31 for Israeli Apartheid Week.
With registration around the corner, consider adding a course from the newly minted Asian American and Diaspora Studies minor to your shopping cart.
Three Duke undergraduates have been named Barry M. Goldwater Scholars for the 2022-23 academic year. The scholarship is a federally endowed award that encourages students to pursue careers in the fields of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has updated North Carolina’s COVID-19 response.
Undergraduate Young Trustee finalist Kacia Anderson hopes to make use of her diverse academic interests and campus involvements in serving as a Young Trustee.
On game days, the trash bins in Krzyzewskiville quickly become filled with an unappetizing mixture of food scraps, disposable containers and plastic cups. A student-run initiative is helping to divert K-Ville’s compostable waste before it reaches landfills.
Sophomore Milla Surjadi was elected Friday as the editor-in-chief of The Chronicle’s 118th volume.
Run by the Duke Band Alumni Association, the Duke Band Guest Conductor Game Day Experience gives Duke fans the chance to conduct the pep band at any home men’s basketball game.
Ordering takeout from a restaurant always requires single-use containers made of styrofoam or plastic. Or does it?
It’s a clear November evening. The air is crisp and cool, and a half moon hangs high in the darkening sky—perfect conditions for stargazing.
All Duke sports programs are outstanding, and its chess club is no exception—this year, the Duke University Chess Club brought home $1,450 in total earnings from the Collegiate Chess League’s fall season.
On Wednesday night, Duke Student Affairs held the first QuadEx information session and addressed first-years’ concerns with the new residential housing system.
North Carolina state Sen. Jeff Jackson hosted a round table discussion Monday for Black graduate students and a town hall meeting as part of his campaign for U.S. Senate.
Look around Durham today, and you’ll see neighborhoods like Walltown, Trinity Heights and Hickstown, as well as the Durham Freeway that cuts diagonally through the city. These houses and highways have existed for decades, but few know the full story behind them.