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Junior Mahika Jammula promises to emphasize building community both within Duke University Union and with other groups on campus during her tenure as DUU president for the upcoming school year.
Following their victory at the Atlantic Council’s National Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge, students in Duke Cyber reflected on their experiences and called for more investment in cybersecurity studies.
In the final days of Ramadan, the Center for Muslim Life reflected on the effectiveness of support systems available for Muslim students.
Durham City Council voted on March 4 to not renew their contract with SoundThinking, the company behind the controversial gunfire detection software ShotSpotter that had operated in parts of the city since November 2022.
Exploring all the different aspects of how we think, feel and socialize, Duke researchers have been hard at work understanding and tackling the challenges that face people’s mental wellbeing. The Chronicle took a look at just a few projects currently in the works:
Graduate/Professional Young Trustee Finalist Christopher Kilner, Graduate School ‘23, hopes to help the Board of Trustees herald a new century by focusing on climate solutions and innovative technology.
Since its development by Sheila Patek, Alexander Hehmeyer professor of biology, online research job board Muser has helped connect thousands of students with principal investigators (PIs) of research projects.
Duke researchers published a breakthrough in understanding m6A through the development of a genetically encoded sensor for the most abundant internal mRNA modification.
Duke researchers are studying the brain by giving psychedelics to larval zebrafish.
A new program launched by Duke and North Carolina Central University is looking to introduce students from underrepresented backgrounds into the medical field.
After several years and hundreds of fussy toddlers at the Duke Clinic, Duke professors were able to create a method of neurodivergence screening that can be downloaded on tablets and phones.
Associate Professor of Medicine Nancy McGreal was recently awarded the inaugural Triangle Community Impact Honor by the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation.
As opioids like fentanyl increasingly cause overdose deaths across the country, how is Duke responding to keep students safe?
Throughout his 50 years at Duke, Robert Lefkowitz, James B. Duke professor of medicine, has discovered a family of proteins, won a Nobel Prize for his research and mentored countless students.
As artificial intelligence takes the world by storm, Duke sees it as an opportunity to transform healthcare.
