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From a community work day at the Duke Campus Farm to plushie-making with DukeArts, Monday’s wellness day is a chance to participate in self-care activities across campus and over Zoom.
The first campus snowfall of the semester came on Wednesday, bringing a communal experience for students who are once again adjusting to socially distanced life at Duke.
Over dinner at the Brodhead Center after a Duke men’s basketball game, Robert Lefkowitz’s former research fellow Randy Hall said that Lefkowitz should write up his stories into a book.
In its final meeting of the academic year, the Duke Student Government Senate doled out funding to student groups and swore in new DSG officials.
Due to travel restrictions, four DukeEngage programs have already been canceled.
Hector Alejandro Cabrera Fuentes, a scientist at Duke-National University of Singapore Graduate Medical School, was arrested for allegedly acting on behalf of a Russian government official.
Underneath the hazmat suits displayed apocalyptically all over the media are my aunties and uncles. Behind the suffering looming over Wuhan, China are generations of my family’s spirited stories. Beyond a microorganism that has come to define Wuhan globally is my Wuhan—a city that gives me love, strength and an unending sense of belonging and home.
Tracking your daily food consumption on your phone may help you shed a few pounds.
Duke Trustee J.B. Pritzker, Trinity '87, assumed office last Monday as governor of Illinois.
Three political journalists debated the political implications of November's midterm elections at the John Fisher Zeidman Memorial Colloquium on Politics and the Press at a Saturday event.
Unlike the cold, hard robots that clank their way to world domination in old science fiction movies, soft robots mimic living organisms in flexibility, adaptability and movement. The future of technology is reverting to nature for its designs, with solid metal giving way to liquid variants in devices ranging from advanced hardware to everyday electronics.
There’s no serious pressure to do research, coursework, an internship or volunteer project. You haven’t even declared your major, and jobs and careers are a world away from East Campus. It's sophomore summer.
It was only a few days ago when students were looking out the window to blue skies, dreaming of a beautiful weekend and only worrying about that problem set due Friday.
Duke, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Elon and N.C. State came together to organize a Rally for Our Lives at UNC in support of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and gun control on Thursday.
Pass by K-Ville, swipe in at Wilson Gym, walk past Quenchers and a grey, irregularly shaped wall with colorful blobs rises out of the floor beneath you.
Saturday, hundreds of thousands of marchers filled the streets of Washington to protest school gun violence in the March for Our Lives. Each speaker at the march was in elementary, middle or high school. Some Duke students also drove up to the District for the march. Duke Democrats organized a carpool of about 30 college students to attend the Washington event, in addition to Duke students traveling to the Raleigh and Durham march—all part of the more than 800 marches scheduled for across the country that day. The Chronicle's Yuexuan Chen attended the march in Washington with members of Duke Democrats.
AUSTIN, Texas—Melinda Gates says the workplace has not caught up with the workforce.
Margaret Regan sees the life, death, detention and suffering of undocumented immigrants right in her front yard at Eloy, Ariz.—home to one of the largest detention centers in the United States.
A global health expert depicted the anti-vaccine movement and neglected tropical diseases as two key causes of preventable deaths.
“Turbobob” is the license plate on the 2012 Nobel laureate’s car.
