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Football season came early to Durham. Amidst a record-breaking year for women’s college athletics, Duke’s inaugural women’s club flag football team competed in its first game against North Carolina Central University Monday night.
National Basketball Association Commissioner Adam Silver, Trinity ‘84, was elected as the next chair of the Board of Trustees to begin his three-year term on July 1. He follows Laurene Sperling, Trinity ‘78, who has served as chair for the past three years.
Durham County primary elections for board of commissioners, board of education and register of deeds will be held on March 5, ahead of the general elections on Nov. 5.
Dahlia Scheindlin, author of “The Crooked Timber of Democracy in Israel: Promise Unfulfilled,” spoke at a Wednesday event hosted by the Duke Program in American Grand Strategy and the Duke Center for Jewish Studies.
After nearly a week, Duke Dining’s mobile ordering service is back online.
Following Monday’s shooting at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill that left one faculty member dead and UNC’s campus under lockdown for hours, some Duke students expressed feelings of worry during the situation and disappointment towards Duke’s emergency response.
Duke Energy Carolinas has proposed a plan that would increase rates by nearly 18% for residents in affected areas over the next three years.
A new degree program at the Pratt School of Engineering hopes to equip students with new tools to combat climate change.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the “independent state legislature” theory advanced by North Carolina Republican legislative leaders in a decision released Tuesday. The theory contends that state legislatures have exclusive authority over federal elections laws, particularly the drawing of districts for the U.S. House of Representatives.
Students remain concerned about the availability of affordable dining options after Panda Express and The Loop, two Duke Dining staples, ceased operations on May 5.
Duke will confer degrees to about 1,784 undergraduates and 4,833 graduate and professional students who finished their coursework in September 2022, December 2022 or spring 2023. Beginning Friday, May 12, a series of events will be held to celebrate the Class of 2023.
Graduate/Professional Young Trustee finalist Eric Juarez, Graduate School ’22, hopes to improve the infrastructure of higher education in its integration of both students and faculty in a shared system of leadership.
As the pandemic continues, millions of people in the U.S. are facing long COVID, a complex, poorly understood chronic illness with symptoms that can linger for months or even years after a patient gets COVID-19.
Thanksgiving means traveling home for many Duke students, but some Blue Devils will be feasting on their turkey in Durham this week. With break just around the corner, here is how Duke facilities will be operating from Wednesday through next Monday.
After health systems across the state, including the Duke Children’s Hospital, saw increasing cases of the Respiratory Syncytial Virus in late October, cases have started to plateau across the state this week.
From Sept. 25 to Oct. 5, Jewish Life at Duke celebrated the High Holidays: Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, and Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. These days are considered the most important in the Jewish faith.
The Sarah P. Duke Gardens is offering a variety of activities this fall, including a harvest festival, tea tastings and educational experiences.
