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In July 2016, Khizr Khan gave one of the most memorable speeches on the last night of the Democratic National Convention when the Gold Star, Muslim-American father pulled a pocket Constitution from his jacket and offered to lend it to then-presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Twenty-three percent of eligible Duke undergraduates voted in the recent Duke Student Government election for vice presidents, senators and class council leadership. But what does that number really mean?
Graduate students exercised their right to protest Thursday on Abele Quad.
While Duke students are wrapping up the semester and awaiting final grades, Gov. Roy Cooper is getting the first report card of his young term—the 100 day check-in.
The Raleigh-Durham area is one of the top 20 hubs for tech startups in the country, according to recent data from the Progressive Policy Institute and TechNet.
A smoothie-making bicycle, tabletop displays, a band and two Democratic legislators converged on Abele Quadrangle Sunday afternoon for the Environmental Alliance’s EarthFest.
Most students arrive at Duke for their first year as teenagers fresh out of high school—but others, who come from countries with mandatory military service, arrive with unique experiences under their belts.
The atmosphere was heated at a Monday meeting where community members gathered to give feedback on building a power plant on campus.
Although a president’s first budget outline rarely gets passed as proposed, Trump’s plan has been particularly controversial—with potential consequences for the University.
Last summer, a part of Krzyzewskiville found itself a continent away from Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Kestrel Heights, a Durham charter school, must close its high school at the end of the school year, the State Board of Education decided—but the school is appealing the order.
Tensions surrounding the proposed Trinity curriculum came to a head at Thursday’s Arts and Sciences Council meeting.
For parents working at Duke, the amount of time off they have to bond with their new child depends on a number of factors.
The Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee spent its Monday meeting discussing answers to the question vendors have asked the group at each of its last three meetings—how do students want to receive dining information?
During his speech at the National Prayer Breakfast in early February, President Donald Trump said he would "destroy" limitations on churches' political activity.
At its Monday meeting, the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee received an update from Red Mango about its sales and the problems it faces.
With only two Trinity Arts and Sciences Council meetings left this semester and a vote on the proposed new curriculum pending, The Chronicle is taking a look back at the ways student input has shaped the intellectual blueprint during the course of the curriculum's drafting process—and how students will continue to influence it during the implementation stage.
Tired of having to call in your order each time you want chicken and waffles, a burger or breakfast delivered? An online solution is on its way.
The Duke Student Government Senate approved requests for more than $20,000 of its programming fund during its Wednesday meeting.
Andy O’Shea has worked as a master carpenter in the facilities management department at Duke for more than two decades. A cabinetmaker and carpenter by trade, O’Shea has created some of Duke’s most unique pieces—tables and benches crafted from repurposed trees cut down across campus. The Chronicle’s Bre Bradham talked with O’Shea over the phone while sitting at the wooden table in the Giles' kitchen—one of O’Shea’s creations.
