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Junior Kristina Smith is prioritizing affordability and accessibility on campus in her campaign for Duke Student Government president.
Wall Street Oasis released its 2017 Investment Banking Report, which listed Duke among the ten undergraduate institutions that are most attractive to investment banking firms during the recruitment and hiring process.
Sophomore Breanna Bradham was elected as the editor-in-chief of The Chronicle’s 114th volume.
Want to know the workload of a class before you commit to an entire semester? Duke Student Government’s new syllabus bank may be your golden ticket.
Are your barbecue cravings not satisfied by The Skillet? Your wishes may soon come true.
Duke is launching a new program focused on increasing its population of underrepresented minority students studying science and engineering at the graduate level.
South by Southwest announced Melinda Gates, Trinity ‘86 and Fuqua ‘87, as the Convergence Keynote speaker for its 2018 lineup.
Duke researchers make up one percent of the top one percent of researchers in their respective fields, according to a report released by Clarivate Analytics.
For patients looking for a more personal relationship with their doctors or struggling to navigate the complicated Duke health system, Duke Signature Care may be the right health care option—if you are able to pay the annual retention fee.
One faculty member journeyed to Italy last week to present a gift to the Pope.
Apparently the commute from East Campus to Science Drive might not be the worst for the Duke community. Each week, faculty members of Duke’s Sanford School of Public Policy fly in from different parts of the East Coast to teach their courses.
Surviving an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest may be more than just an issue of physical condition.
Central Campus residents disappointed with the departure of Dame's Express in Spring 2018 can look forward to a potential new healthy food vendor at the Devil's Bistro.
Pratt first-years have slightly higher GPAs and are less likely to be legacy students than Trinity first-years, according to a recent Chronicle survey.
Duke researchers have discovered a new way to model progeria syndrome—a rare genetic disease that accelerates aging in children—which could help lead the way for future treatments.
Duke researchers have found a way to speed up the production of flu vaccines and make them more effective against seasonal flu virus strains.
Seagull droppings, best known for ruining a day at the beach, have found something else to ruin—aquatic ecosystems.
Ranjana Khanna, professor of English, women's studies and literature, has been appointed the next director of the Franklin Humanities Institute at Duke starting January 2018. The Chronicle spoke with Khanna about her past and future involvement with FHI, which encourages and promotes humanistic inquiry. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
A recent study from the Duke Cancer Institute could signal new options for leukemia patients resistant to traditional therapies.
This is not the first time Duke Children’s Hospital has accomplished a top 50 rank in each of its 10 specialties by U.S. News and World Report.