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In a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report, researchers from Duke and the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services found that the University’s COVID-19 pool testing system successfully slowed the spread of COVID-19 on campus.
President Donald Trump has won the state of North Carolina and its 15 electoral votes, news organizations including CNN and ABC projected on Friday.
Election excitement in North Carolina isn’t over yet.
For more election coverage from across North Carolina, visit One Vote N.C., a collaborative between The Chronicle and six other student newspapers that aims to help college students across the state navigate the November election.
Duke has reported higher COVID-19 infection numbers over the last few weeks than it did earlier in the semester, but how do county and state numbers compare?
Duke has made plans to cut 75 staff positions in the Duke University Talent Identification Program starting Jan. 6.
A former member of a committee examining the University’s history expressed discontent this summer with the first year of the committee’s work.
Changes to Title IX policies have come to Duke, but the University didn’t give the community much time to offer feedback on them before implementation.
COVID-19 has highlighted systemic issues, experts agreed at a Thursday discussion—ones that can’t be resolved with a vaccine.
In an era of constant change, why should Duke administration be any different?
Could the SAT become a thing of the past?
Amid new policies, actions and court decisions, life has been uncertain for many undocumented students for the past few years.
After Duke walked back reopening plans, some upperclassmen were left with mere weeks to compete with other students for an apartment, sign a lease, pack up their belongings and move—all during a pandemic.
Duke joined 58 other colleges and universities Sunday in filing an amicus brief in support of a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s new visa regulations for international students.
Hate the smell of cigarette smoke? You’re in luck.
Members of the Chinese community at Duke and in North Carolina have stepped up to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
Despite the coronavirus pandemic canceling in-person philanthropy events for Duke’s Greek organizations, their members still found creative ways to raise money for local and national causes.
Students received key details about housing plans for the upcoming academic year in a Wednesday email from Joe Gonzalez, assistant vice president of student affairs and dean for residential life.
Duke professors emphasized the need for changes to policing in a Thursday morning media conference.
A graduate of the Fuqua School of Business is suing Duke due to alleged violations of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.