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The parents of Ravi Thackurdeen, a Swarthmore College student who drowned in a Duke-associated study abroad program, have settled their lawsuit against the program and the University.
After the U.S. Olympic Committee chief executive Scott Blackburn stepped down earlier this year in light of the Larry Nassar sex abuse case, a Duke alumna was picked to lead the organization as it grapples with the fallout and plans to host the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
Single-use plastic carryout bags? Not in Duke Dining's 34 campus venues. Plastic straws? Nope. The plastic fork you walked two laps around the Brodhead Center to find? Not anymore.
One of the possible Supreme Court picks on President Donald Trump’s list of potential nominees has three Duke degrees.
The beginning of July brings with it a handful of new Duke administrators.
Sally Kornbluth, who has served as Duke's provost since 2014, has been reappointed for a second term.
Anne Yoder, director of the Duke Lemur Center, will be stepping down from her post at the end of the month, according to a press release.
Andrew McCabe, Trinity '90, has made national headlines in recent months as the saga continues between the former acting FBI director and the administration that fired him on the cusp of his retirement.
President Donald says he is considering to pardoning boxing legend Muhammad Ali for draft evasion, but one prominent legal scholar argues there is nothing for him to pardon.
In my two years here, I’ve been lucky to watch more Chapel sunsets than I can count—and there’s no better vantage point than an open window in The Chronicle’s offices in 301 Flowers. If there’s a breeze, I’ll lean out the window and just watch, trying to take in the tower of Hillsborough bluestone with the same fresh eyes as the rising high school senior whose breath it took away.
For the last two years, Duke has climbed in the Quacquarelli Symonds World University Rankings—rising from 29 in 2016 to 21 in 2018.
Apple CEO Tim Cook, Fuqua ’88, announced last week that Duke would be one of six schools hosting its pilot for using the Apple Wallet App for major features of student IDs, such as payments and facilities access.
For three of Duke’s foremost leaders, this summer marks the end of their first year on the job, and a chance for them to share the lessons they’re taking away from it.
Lewis McLeod, whose lawsuit against the University for its handling of a sexual assault allegation against him stretched on for nearly four years, is officially a Duke graduate.
This coming school year, Duke’s Board of Trustees will be test-driving a brand new governance structure.
Duke's faculty have chosen to prohibit all undergraduate-faculty romantic relationships.
Tim Tyson, senior research scholar at the Center for Documentary Studies, received the 2018 Robert F. Kennedy Book Award Tuesday night.
In late April, the Food and Drug Administration posted a grant opportunity worth $4.2 million with one key caveat—only the the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy could apply for it, according to the Washington Post.
When Tim Cook, Fuqua ’88, took the stage Sunday to tell graduates to be “fearless,” he joined a long list of Duke commencement speakers that includes former U.S. presidents, broadcast journalists, philanthropists, Nobel Peace Prize winners and novelists.
Dr. Kathleen Cooney, a prostate cancer specialist from Utah, has been named the next chair of Duke's department of medicine.
