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A team of researchers from Duke, Yale University and tissue-engineering company Humacyte recently demonstrated the safety and effectiveness of implanting bioengineered blood vessels in patients with kidney failure.
In his address at the 2016 commencement ceremony, men’s basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski emphasized the importance of expecting great things and seeking the right people in life.
Our storify on Sunday's commencement ceremony for the Class of 2016:
NBA commissioner Adam Silver shared his experiences in the NBA and at Duke with seniors during the Class Day ceremony Friday.
President Richard Brodhead announced Thursday that he will step down from his position in June 2017 and will return to teaching and writing after a year’s sabbatical. The Chronicle’s Claire Ballentine and Abby Xie sat down with Brodhead to discuss the challenges that he and the University face and his plans for his final year as president.
Duke University supports the legalization of third-party energy sales in North Carolina, according to an open letter by Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government relations.
Twenty-six days after the student protestors first walked into the Allen Building, students took down tents they erected in solidarity outside the building on Abele Quadrangle.
Student tour guides will continue to lead their groups past protestors in front of the Allen Building during Blue Devil Days Thursday and Friday.
After Vice President Joe Biden’s visit to Duke last month, researchers say they are optimistic about the future of cancer research despite many challenges that still exist in the field.
A study from scientists at Duke and NASA is shedding light on the variability of global temperatures and the role that human activities play in global warming.
Scientists at Duke and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are working with the state government on an initiative to educate parents and the public as a whole about the effect of alcohol on adolescent brains.
Motions by Duke and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit filed against the universities last year were denied in federal court Friday.
Vice President Joe Biden will visit the Duke Cancer Institute Wednesday to discuss his new cancer initiative with Duke scientists and leaders.
A study by Duke researchers focusing on Duchenne muscular dystrophy is the latest advance in CRISPR gene editing technology, which is revolutionizing science’s approach to treating diseases.
Dr. William Anlyan, renowned innovator and leader of Duke Medical Center, died Sunday at the age of 90.
Dr. Robert Califf, former vice chancellor of clinical and translational research, may soon be taking helm of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, but not without resistance from organizations and politicians who argue that his experience at Duke has made him too close to the industry.
Eli Kozin, Duke junior and former soldier in the Israel Defense Forces, spoke Wednesday in McClendon Tower about Israel’s Rules of Engagement.
After the Office of Research Integrity released a report Nov. 9 concluding that cancer researcher Anil Potti engaged in scientific misconduct, some are expressing indignation at a lack of justice and concern that larger research integrity and institutional transparency issues persist.
More than five years after investigations into cancer researcher Dr. Anil Potti began, the Office of Research Integrity is providing some measure of closure to the widely publicized scandal.
A documentary released earlier this year showed universities mishandling sexual assault cases, but Duke students and administrators emphasized the importance of victims still coming forward after screening the film Tuesday evening.
