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The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards released a summary of conduct statistics for the 2020-21 academic year in a Tuesday email sent to undergraduate students by Jeanna McCullers, senior associate dean and director of the OSC.
Duke will go forward with its plans to host a graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020 on Sept. 26 despite new COVID-19 restrictions.
Students currently in isolation at Lancaster Commons received an email warning them that they could be referred to the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards if they continued to violate quarantine policies.
For Dawna Jones, being director of the Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture will allow her to focus on celebration rather than crisis.
Masks will now be required at outdoor events with more than 100 people, according to a Thursday morning email to students.
An analysis on a research blog site suggests that a famous Duke professor and researcher could have committed academic fraud.
Two clusters of COVID-19 cases among students have been identified within the last week, Duke announced Friday morning.
The recent changes to Duke and Durham's COVID-19 protocols are driven by an increase in cases in Durham and North Carolina, with more cases now occurring in children and young adults.
One day after Durham County reinstated its indoor mask mandate, Duke released updated guidance on communal eating.
Editor's note: This story was updated three times Wednesday to include new information about COVID-19 vaccination rates on campus and a statement from Duke Athletics.
The 2021 Durham municipal elections are ramping up.
Students enrolled or waitlisted in Biological Basis of Behavior (Neuro 101) were unenrolled from the course due to shifts in teaching staff, according to a Wednesday morning email to enrolled students from Bridgette Hard and Leonard White, directors of undergraduate studies in psychology and neuroscience, which was obtained by The Chronicle.
A tweet from the official Duke Alumni account is under fire for seemingly implying the onus for reducing carbon emissions is on people living in Africa.
As part of Duke’s ongoing anti-racism initiatives, the University will offer a fall 2021 course titled “The Invention and Consequences of Race.”
Duke will restore its contribution to the 403(b) faculty and staff retirement plan effective July 1.
Amid continued discussions surrounding police funding nationwide, the Durham City Council is poised to create a new safety division with potential cuts to the Durham Police Department.
Earlier this year, The Chronicle interviewed students about how they received their COVID-19 vaccines. Now, we are sharing the results of our recent survey about undergraduate students’ vaccination experiences.
Durham Mayor Steve Schewel, Trinity ‘73, Ph.D. ‘82, announced May 27 that he would not be seeking a third term.
The Duke community reacted with shock Wednesday afternoon when it was announced that men’s basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewzski would retire at the end of the 2021-22 season.
Duke faculty are calling the University to step up after Nikole Hannah-Jones was not approved for tenure at University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill’s Hussman School of Journalism and Media.
