Researchers identify new barrier islands
(04/27/11 8:00am)
Duke researchers have located nearly 700 previously undiscovered barrier islands across the world.
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Duke researchers have located nearly 700 previously undiscovered barrier islands across the world.
The recent trial of an experimental diet pill shows promise for medicated weight loss.
The LDOC committee is putting the final touches on the grand finale of the school year.
It’s easy being green—at least in the Great Hall.
After experiencing a wave of success, operators of The Tower said the restaurant is ready to adapt to serve Keohane Quadrangle 4E when it opens Spring 2012.
Jeff Raikes, CEO of the multibillion dollar Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, advocates taking risks and innovating when dealing with complex problems—which for the Gates Foundation ranges from educational reform to AIDS prevention.
Large areas along the Japanese coast were devastated by an earthquake and resulting tsunami March 11. The disaster disabled the cooling systems of the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, which caused some degree of meltdown in three of the plant’s reactors. The explosions triggered fears of radiation-related illnesses and international concern over the safety of nuclear energy. Almost one month after the earthquake, The Chronicle’s Matt Barnett spoke with radiation safety expert Dr. Robert Reiman, general secretary of the Duke University Medical Center’s Radiation Safety Committee.
The Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee elected junior Jane Moore and sophomore Beth Gordon as its new co-chairs during its meeting Monday night.
Mud and rain could not keep students away from a superstar.
Soon after he took the stage Friday night, musician and humanitarian John Legend gave a packed Page Auditorium the “green light.”
Duke’s undergraduate Markets and Management Studies certificate has a devoted student following, despite the fact that some have criticized its practicality.
Bioethical issues have moved beyond the realm of the health profession and into the living rooms of Americans everywhere.
Size doesn’t matter for the Refectory Cafe at Duke Law School.
Although K4 is only nine months from completion, University administrators have no concrete plans to incorporate the building into the existing social, study and dining spaces in McClendon Tower.
A devastating earthquake in New Zealand is hitting home for some Duke students.
In an act of collaboration, Duke and UNC have jointly chosen a summer reading assignment for members of their respective classes of 2015.
Starting after spring break, students will have a new way to count calories at the Great Hall and the Marketplace.
Finalists for the undergraduate Young Trustee position gathered for the second annual Young Trustee public debate Thursday night.
Nine months after it opened on Central Campus, the Devil’s Bistro is receiving mixed reviews.
In what is being hailed by some as the greatest addition to K-ville since beer pong, a collaboration between line monitors and Duke Dining has brought food trucks to the parking lot adjacent to Cameron Indoor Stadium.