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The Duke Clinical Research Institute is involved in a project that has received $20 million to determine the effectiveness of various uterine fibroid treatments.
Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill found that children who receive quality educational enrichment very early in their lives may have better health decades later.
The business of sexually transmitted disease testing has modernized with the advent of a result-sharing app.
A mixed media installation held in a food truck, a collection of photographs depicting the shrinkage of the United States Postal Service and a film connecting the rare earth elements to the influence of technology—these works and more will be featured at the MFA|EDA 2014 spring exhibition.
Ryan Brown, Trinity '11, was announced as one of 18 winners of the Luce Scholarship for 2014-2015.
Although salary increases of faculty and high-level administrators at universities are not to blame for tuition hikes, an increase in non-faculty positions—among other factors—did play a role in tuition increases.
Public opinion, high costs and geography have contributed to a decline in the use of the death penalty in North Carolina.
The National Survey for Student Engagement published its newest findings last week, with participation from 568 colleges and universities across the country—Duke and many of its peer institutions, however, were not among them.
Sophomore Yossra Hamid began her Duke career in the Pratt School of Engineering. But during the first semester of her freshman year, she found herself worrying about a lack of flexibility in her course schedule.
Third year law student Robby Naoufal will be interning at the White House next summer. In the past, he has worked as a law clerk at the U.S. Department of Justice and is currently in Washington, D.C. as an associate at Hughes Hubbard and Reed LLP, an international law firm. The Chronicle’s Rebecca Chen chatted with Naoufal about the path that led him to the White House internship and what he looks forward to in the future.
____simple_html_dom__voku__html_wrapper____>The morning of Eid-al-fitr, freshman Ahmed Noor’s family celebrates by making sheer korma, a sweet stew made of Indian vermicelli, condensed milk, almonds, dates and raisins. Eid-al-fitr, one of three major holidays celebrated in Islamic culture, occurs at the end of the holy month of Ramadan, during which Muslims fast from sunup to sundown. The second Eid holiday—Eid-al-adha—marks the end of hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca that Muslims must complete sometime in their lives. While the third, somewhat contested holiday commemorates the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday.
Duke students should take measures to protect themselves from breaches of cyber security, information technology administrators said Tuesday.
The three winning applications of the Duke Innovation Co-Lab's DukeMobile Challenge were announced Friday.
Universities should focus on making civic engagement part of their curriculums, a leader in higher education said Thursday evening.
On West Campus, Perkins Library is a hub for studying. And one of the most unique places to study in Perkins is the Link. Located on the lower level of Perkins, the Link offers a variety of resources, including study booths, 11 group study rooms for collaborative work and a multitude of computer kiosks and armchairs designed for independent studying.
