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David Rubenstein, chair of the Board of Trustees, was featured on CBS’ "60 Minutes" Sunday night in a segment discussing his philanthropic interest in preserving U.S. history.
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David Rubenstein, chair of the Board of Trustees, was featured on CBS’ "60 Minutes" Sunday night in a segment discussing his philanthropic interest in preserving U.S. history.
In the final church service in the Duke Chapel before it is closed for renovations, worshipers were encouraged to keep the community spirit strong throughout the restoration period.
Duke announced Monday morning that it received $9.75 million in gifts to support a program that explores the uses of big data to solve the world’s most pressing problems.
When students come to Duke, they expect to have all sorts of new experiences—entanglement in the strands of small, green worms is usually not one of them.
Duke and Durham activists challenged students to assess the state of campus movements at a panel discussion Thursday evening.
A five point victory for Duke's fifth national championship made for one passionate campus celebration.
The main student entrance to the Bryan Center officially closed for construction over spring break and will not reopen again until the Summer.
Keizra Mecklai plans to make tangible improvements in equity on campus if elected Duke Student Government President.
One week following the murders of three local college students, the many in the Triangle community are still working toward healing.
Although the political science department has suffered a decline in student enrollment in recent years, faculty emphasize its continuing relevance as both an academic discipline and a path to the job market.
Laverne Cox urged students and community members to challenge the gender binary and to have difficult conversations that can create love and empathy.
Enrique Peñalosa, Duke '78 and former mayor of Bogotá, shared his vision for creating a more democratic society through rethinking urban spaces.
Gen. Douglas M. Fraser, former commander in chief of the U.S. Southern Command, spoke at the Sanford School of Public Policy Wednesday evening about foreign policy in Latin America and the Caribbean.
A program studying the intersections of neuroscience and philosophy will begin Summer 2016.
For nearly two decades, Oscar Dantzler has seen his role at Duke as not just the Chapel custodian, but also as a caretaker of the University and its students.
Another student traffic route will be blocked due to construction, as work is set to begin on renovations to the Bryan Center entrance.
Duke has numerous programs that encourage students to explore intellectually and globally, but it seems many students have found other realms for exploration not officially sanctioned by the administration.
Duke’s Nicholas School of the Environment is poised to take an international approach after undergoing two major transitions.
The State Board of Education approved a process Thursday for selecting which groups will operate two virtual charter schools, set to open in North Carolina in 2015 as required by the N.C. General Assembly.
To accommodate growing demand for convention space in Durham, downtown will see the launch of four new hotels in 2015.