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American Muslims are facing increasing amounts of public distrust and hate speech, said Andrea Elliott, a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter for The New York Times.
Legendary primatologist Jane Goodall has brought her research to Duke.
Rankings may be just a number but Duke Med is on top.
Four New York Times journalists were released by the Libyan government Monday after a week in captivity. One of the reporters, Pulitzer Prize winner Anthony Shadid, worked under Phil Bennett, a Duke professor who, at the time, was The Washington Post’s assistant managing editor for foreign news. Bennett was later promoted to managing editor of the paper and is now the Eugene C. Patterson Professor of the Practice of Journalism and Public Policy at Duke. He is also a member of the Duke Student Publishing Company’s Board of Directors, which publishes The Chronicle. Staff writer Michael Shammas asked Bennett over email about the challenges of keeping reporters safe in war zones.
Durham residents and Dukies who crave grilled cheese sandwiches may soon have a chance to satisfy their craving and raise money for community organizations at the same time.
William Pizer, a top U.S. Treasury Department official, will teach at Duke next Fall having decided in March to leave the Obama Administration.
The University has confirmed that all members of the Duke community known to be located in Japan are safe, administrators said.
Gov. Bev Perdue’s relationship with the newly-elected North Carolina legislature is off to a rocky start.
Durham resident Bill Anderson is fighting crime and he is doing it with nothing more than a video camera.
Governor Bev Perdue has had a rough six months.
As some Duke students have already learned, labs have a place outside of the sciences.
In what was the first meeting of its kind in over 20 years, the Durham County Board of Commissioners convened in special session Monday and Tuesday to discuss the next phase of Durham County’s strategic plan process.
Shockwaves from the current turmoil in Egypt are causing chaos throughout the political world, but the effects of the upheaval are by no means limited to politics alone.
Although its first class will not graduate until May, the Duke-National University of Singapore Graduate Medical School has entered a new era in which it will partner with a company to improve research and healthcare delivery.
The Obama administration wants to engage with Muslims around the world by building and sustaining connections within Islamic communities, said Farah Pandith, first special representative to Muslim communities for the State Department.
ABC News and the Duke Global Health Institute have established a partnership to create a year-long television series covering health issues around the world.
The Duke University Health System topped out the steel skeleton Sunday for its $230 million new Cancer Center, which will be a fundamental part of the development of the Duke Cancer Institute.
President Barack Obama’s popularity in North Carolina in 2008 helped land victories for Democratic congressional candidates across the state. This year, though, Democratic incumbents are facing challenges to defend their posts.
What many students consider to be the most frightening aspect of college courses—cumulative final exams—may be vanishing at many of the nation’s universities.
The American Tobacco Campus is about to get a lot more crowded.
