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What do the foreign policies of President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama have in common? If you believe Paul Miller, former Director for Afghanistan and Pakistan on the National Security Council, then the answer is quite a lot.
A rooftop observatory established by the Barros Research Group aims to precipitate a better understanding of the water cycle.
A new app seeks to bring professional opportunities directly to minority students.
On Wednesday, University of California-Berkeley graduates remotely launched a safety mobile app at Duke that they hope will spread, as its name suggests, like wildfire.
One key aspect of the proposed Trinity undergraduate curriculum revamp is similar in part to the FOCUS program the University currently has in place. But how valuable have students found their FOCUS experiences?
When sophomore Jack Donahue took a leave of absence to seek treatment for depression and anxiety in October, he did not anticipate the difficulty he would face returning to Duke.
In light of a Donald Trump's recent presidential victory, some Duke public policy students are reevaluating their career options in the federal government.
More than 100 students and employees gathered at the Chapel Monday evening to respond to Donald Trump’s election as president.
In one of the most volatile elections in recent memory, filled with divisive rhetoric and scandals, Republican Donald Trump emerged early Wednesday morning as the country’s next president-elect.
New residential plans released at Wednesday's New Dorms Forum promise significant change on both East and West Campus.
How do we create artificial intelligence that serves mankind’s purposes? Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, Chauncey Stillman professor of practical ethics, led a discussion Monday on the subject.
Seniors Courtney Bell and Anya Ranganathan believe that our food system is broken—and they’ve started their own company to change that.
Anne-Marie Slaughter, former advisor to then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and president and CEO of New America, thinks that conventional geopolitical thinking misses half the story.
Jonathan Haidt, professor of ethical leadership at the New York University Stern School of Business and author of "The Righteous Mind," spoke about safe spaces on American campuses at a lecture Thursday.
Looking for something fun to do? The social networking app Walla can help with that.
The quality of campus housing can vary significantly based on luck of the draw. Duke students can look forward to new projects such as the new dorm on East Campus, set to break ground in August, and the new dorm on West Campus, which will break ground next summer, as well as renovations to Crowell and Craven residence halls. Rick Johnson, associate vice president of Housing, Dining and Residence Life, said that in the next five years, more than 2000 beds will be located in either renovated buildings or newly-built residence halls.
One Duke senior is working to pay homage to Nigeria through fashion.
As the opening of the West Union has increased the number of food options on campus, some managers of other eateries said that their business has slowed.
