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Before dawn on a recent Thursday, cadets in Duke’s Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps lined up in the Morris Williams Track & Field Stadium to warm up for their physical fitness test, a once-a-semester event critical for their future as cadets.
Durham mayoral and city council candidates discussed their visions for their positions as well as topics such as vaccine mandates and income inequality at Tuesday's Meet the Candidates Forum.
Staying awake through your 8:30 a.m. lecture is no easy task. If you’re a food point millionaire and need some energy, here are some extravagant (and rather sweet) coffee options for you.
Many parents are not happy with Duke’s new COVID-19 guidelines, with some even considering pulling their children from the University.
Michael Ward, professor emeritus of political science, died on July 9 at age 72 on July 9 after a long fight against prostate cancer. He is remembered for his profound influence on colleagues, mentees and students, as well as his application of social network analysis to political science.
Imagine a metal, scaffold-shaped implant that could support the regrowth of a shattered bone. All that would be needed would be an initial CT scan, a virtual construction of the implant and a metal printer to produce the final product. Devastating outcomes like amputation or loss of the ability to walk could be prevented.
Berry mocha in one hand, laptop in the other, sophomore Clara Harms sat in the lower basement of Triangle Coffee House. It was one of her favorite study spots, with soft lighting and kind baristas who always made her feel relaxed.
Duke Student Government senators approved the Student Organization Finance Committee 2021-2022 annual budget after conducting a second reading at their Wednesday night meeting.
Duke Student Government senators recognized the Duke Pro-Life Club and chartered two other student groups at its Wednesday meeting.
Muslim educator and activist Blair Imani discussed the concepts of intersectionality and social and personal identity with students on a Monday night virtual talk.
Students line Michael Munger’s screen in a four by three matrix. Some look around to grab their pets, unfocused. Others sit quietly, not a question in mind.
Despite a pandemic that makes connection difficult, a new event series is establishing a space for queer Muslims at Duke.
In past years, first-year Nicole Bolton—who is vegetarian—couldn’t eat much of the food that appeared on her family’s Thanksgiving dinner table. This year, she is excited to start her winter break with one of the few vegetarian foods her family cooks: sweet potato casserole.
Looking for some variety this spring?
Drowning in economics lectures, first-year Kathy Yu had not stepped outside all day. The lectures seemed endless, devouring hours of her time.
Duke Sexual Harassment and Assault Prevention and Education filled Duke Student Government senators in on its mission at the Senate’s Wednesday meeting.
Groups of students gathered outside of Gilbert-Addoms dorm on East Campus the night of Aug. 12, chatting and partying less than six feet apart.
