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Two racially charged incidents were reported on East Campus overnight, wrote L.B. Bergene, associate dean of East Campus, in an email to residence coordinators on East Thursday morning.
In 2014, ISIS launched an attack on Sinjar, Iraq, taking thousands of Yazidi women captive and killing hundreds more.
Earlier this month, Nadia Murad was awarded the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize for her work against sexual violence and genocide.
In his 30-plus years working for the housekeepers union, Charles Gooch says that he has never seen anything like what is happening now.
Issac Bailey is a journalist and 2014 Harvard University Nieman Fellow. He recently published a memoir about what his family endured after his eldest brother was sentenced to life in prison for murder. The Chronicle sat down to speak with Bailey about journalism and race after he spoke at a Tuesday event. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
Itamar Barak was taking no chances that week.
As Hurricane Florence approaches, Duke's dining staff will serve students as usual.
Zavier Vereen, 37, is awaiting trial for allegedly secretly peeping on a man in a Bryan Center bathroom Aug. 24.
The University released the text of the history department’s request to rename the Carr Building on East Campus Friday afternoon.
Aside from the beginning of classes, first-years also learned something else new this week—how to perform CPR.
Former Texas State Senator Wendy Davis has known failure, and Saturday evening she urged the Class of 2022 to embrace failure as well.
The Chronicle will print twice per week during the upcoming year.
"Warm," "soft-spoken," "a curious mind," "respectful", an "infectious smile" and a "lovely personality"—all ways that colleagues, family and friends chose to describe Madison Pedrotty.
This Wednesday afternoon will mark the first Black Graduate and Professional Students Ceremony to honor graduating students of African descent and their allies.
More than 60 faculty members have signed a letter urging administrators not to pursue disciplinary action against Saturday's protesters.
Adrian Bejan, J.A. Jones professor of mechanical engineering, has honorary degrees from 11 countries and was once a star Romanian basketball player.
Although Duke accepted a record low number of students for the Class of 2022, the University is not alone in its diminishing admission rates.
Undergraduates will have to wait a little bit longer to find out who their next Duke Student Government president is.
The Nicholas School of the Environment received a $5 million donation from Duke alumni to support environmental research and education.
Duke Student Government senators have been working hard on projects this past semester—but what in the world have they been working on?
