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Duke People’s State of the University organized a rally Friday to protest Duke's decision to not sign the light rail cooperation agreement.
A recent oceanography study sponsored by Duke, along with other institutions, discovered new insight into how the ocean circulates.
Just more than 113 years ago, what is now Duke University played its first-ever basketball game against Wake Forest, which Duke just narrowly beat in its final home game of the year.
Sharing videos of cute exotic animals interacting with humans may be fun, but a Duke study found it may have a negative impact on non-domesticated animals.
Researchers at Duke recently brought attention to the fact that although AIDS-related deaths have decreased overall, young people aged 10 to 19 years have experienced a 50 percent increase in mortality in recent years.
Crawling inland at a slow rate of 3 miles per hour, Hurricane Florence dropped approximately 8 trillion gallons of rain on North Carolina.
Double majoring in computer science and political science, Young Trustee finalist Archana Ahlawat, a senior, has used technology to address social issues and enhance students' lives on campus.
A new Duke Bass Connections project hopes to bring our attention to the toilet.
Earlier this month, Duke joined 92 other United Methodist affiliated colleges and universities to sign a statement urging the denomination to fully include LGBTQ+ Christians.
Love it or hate it, you have probably heard about the Duke Memes for Gothicc Teens Facebook page. Having amassed more than 13,000 followers, the page is a platform for Duke students to post and interact with a range of memes since its inception in 2016. It is part of a growing cultural phenomenon among elite colleges, an arms race to have the most thriving college-specific meme page.
As support for removing the Carr Building's name continues to grow, here's a look at the legacy of the man the history department wants to rename it for.
Students, faculty members and local residents rallied Wednesday to support the renaming of the Carr Building on East Campus and stand up against what they described as white supremacy on Duke's campus.
As finals draw near, students studying in the library may have noticed the difficulties of enforcing the policy against smoking and vaping—as well as how many students enjoy a nicotine rush while studying.
As Duke students celebrated their spring break, an employee from Counseling and Psychological Services appeared in Wake County court to post bail. She was facing multiple charges for allegedly helping her boyfriend rob three banks in Raleigh.
On Wednesday, Julie Sandorf, president of the Charles H. Revson Foundation, came to the Sanford School to make a case for philanthropy in resuscitating local journalism.
Graduate schools nationwide have seen a rise of international students in STEM programs, and that trend is no different at Duke.
As students begin preparing to register for classes in the spring semester, many computer science majors and other prospective students will face the familiar feeling of being waitlisted for a class in the computer science department.
From the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue, to the decision to increase the minimum wage to $15 by 2019, President Vincent Price has had an eventful first three months.
As DukeEngage reaches its 10-year anniversary of fieldwork, the program celebrates new projects and increased funding—despite a continued plateau in both applicants and participants.
P.A.C.T. Prevent. Act. Challenge. Teach.