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Following recent racial tensions on campuses across the country, a coalition of student organizations initiated an open conversation Monday night to discuss the challenges and hardships faced by the Asian and Asian-American student body.
With mental health an increasing focus on college campuses nationwide, the University aims to augment overall support in the coming year, and to address Duke-specific challenges.
President Richard Brodhead joined English faculty and students to read poetry over cake and coffee Monday afternoon.
Next Tuesday, the student body will elect a new Duke Student Government president, executive vice president and Student Organization and Funding Committee chair. The Chronicle's Aleena Karediya sat down with SOFC chair candidate Apara Sivaraman, a sophomore, to discuss her goals for SOFC and her personal experience.
Duke will confer six honorary degrees at the Class of 2015's commencement ceremony May 10.
Durham’s Poverty Reduction Initiative met last Wednesday to lay out strategies for reducing poverty levels in Durham.
Phases of pre-construction are underway for the construction on the new $53 million parking garage on Science Drive.
Krzyzewskiville tenting for the current basketball season will soon be monitored through a new, web-based platform.
With North Carolina's new voter identification law poised to take effect in 2016, one nonprofit organization used the midterm elections to show that committing voter fraud is currently easier than some might think.
Immigration remains a hot-button issue in the North Carolina Senate election, as Democratic incumbent Kay Hagan and Republican Thom Tillis face off today in what many have deemed a dead heat contest.
In the race for the House seat of North Carolina's 1st Congressional District, Democrat G.K. Butterfield is seeking a sixth consecutive term against Republican Arthur Rich, who has never held public office. With less than a week until Election Day, take a look at how the candidates match up on key issues.
Students and guest speakers discussed the real-life influences on the popular Netflix series "House of Cards" within congressional politics Tuesday night.
Following the recent legalization of same-sex marriage in North Carolina, couples received advice in preparation for marriage at an event Thursday.
In an effort to get more students to the polls for midterm elections, Duke is partnering with North Carolina Central University to provide transportation to early voting sites.
North Carolina U.S. Senate race contenders Kay Hagan, Thom Tillis and Sean Haugh concluded the election cycle's debate series with a third round of policy discussion Thursday night.
North Carolina Pride celebrated its 30th anniversary with the annual LGBTQ pride parade on East Campus last Saturday.
The Innovation Co-Lab Studio Night—an installment of Entrepreneurship Week—strove to create a bridge between entrepreneurship and innovation Tuesday.
From faculty receiving national recognition to recruiting an acclaimed filmmaker, the Duke community has announced several changes in the past week.
Beginning Sept. 20, Imam Adeel Zeb will take on the role of Muslim chaplain and director of the Center for Muslim Life at Duke.
This year's North Carolina Senate race has been extremely close, with Kay Hagan and Thom Tillis trading leads over the summer.
