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With a $5.8 million contract, the Department of Homeland Security has called on Duke researchers to reinvent scanners, which could give security officers a better view of what's in your bag—down to the molecule.
Valerie Ashby, dean of Duke's Trinity College of Arts and Sciences, spoke to the Arts and Sciences Council Thursday at its last meeting of the semester.
Months after Larry Moneta deleted his Twitter account following pushback to a controversial tweet about free speech, he has now put his Facebook account “on hiatus” after dispatches from his visit to Duke Kunshan University drew student criticism Thursday.
The Bull City Connector may soon connect Duke and Durham no more.
Two Duke students have won the Marshall Scholarship this year.
The University has stripped Julian Carr's name from the East Campus building that bore it for nearly 90 years.
After years of planning, local leaders trying to bring a light rail to the Triangle are facing a federal deadline for a $1.2 billion grant.
Duke is known to have renamed one building due to its namesake’s racist history—Aycock Residence Hall. Now named East House, the East Campus residence hall was renamed in 2014, when then-President Richard Brodhead announced the change had been approved by the Board of Trustees after student leaders had called for renaming.
After half a century and approximately more than 15,000 performances, the man behind the Chapel bells' well-known toll—J. Samuel Hammond—will step down as the university carillonneur at the end of December.
Duke is close to settling a court case about its handling of falsified data that the lawsuit alleges is tied to $200 million in federal research grants.
For students staying on campus during Thanksgiving break, the few days away from classes might also bring boredom.
In an email to the Duke community the morning after a swastika was found on the East Campus bridge, President Vincent Price pledged extra security and a security camera to be installed at the bridge.
It was 2 a.m. Monday morning and first-year Olivia Levine was still awake, hours after she had learned about the swastika from her friends.
Seniors Kushal Kadakia, Claire Wang and Ariel Kantor have been named 2019 Rhodes scholars.
Professor of Physics Ronen Plesser is an expert on string theory and its history.
Duke had an eventful night as the midterm election results rolled in Tuesday.
The "It's okay to be white" flyers that were reported Thursday morning to have been found on Duke's campus were not the only ones discovered at schools.
2017-18 record: 25-10, 11-7 in the ACC
Tuesday evening, a group of students gathered at the East Campus bridge equipped with paint and brushes. Their goal? To recognize the anti-Semitic shooting in Pittsburgh and leave a message of love on campus.
General Gilmary Hostage III, Pratt '77, returned to Duke's campus Tuesday to accept the Air Force ROTC Distinguished Alumni award. The retired general previously served as the commander of Air Combat Command at Langley Air Force base, where he was responsible for coordinating and maintaining combat-ready forces. He previously served as the commander of U.S. Air Forces Central Command in Southwest Asia. The interview has been edited for length and clarity.
