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Duke administrators are seeking to increase awareness of the transfer program as they expand the University’s small transfer student population.
Boasting multiple Nobel Prize winners and hundreds of scientific laboratories, Duke has long been known as a premier research university. With recent debate about President Donald Trump's proposed budget, however, many faculty have grown apprehensive about the future.
Have you ever wanted to see a lemur up close, without the cages and fences of the Lemur Center?
Approximately three people in North Carolina die each day from opioid overdoses, and a Bass Connections team is brainstorming solutions to stop this alarming trend.
This past Saturday, buses of Duke students made a three-hour trek to the midlands of South Carolina for the annual Carolina Cup—a unique mix of horse-racing, Southern flair and alcohol-induced shenanigans.
Researchers at Duke have discovered a biomarker that can be used to diagnose and develop effective treatments for sepsis.
The new Duke Perioperative Pain Care clinic, which opened earlier this month, is seeking to help patients recover from surgery without chronic pain.
Researchers have discovered that creativity might be related to the strength of neural connections between the brain's left and right hemispheres.
The Duke School of Nursing is taking steps to promote the U.S. Surgeon General’s Turn The Tide Rx movement—a call to end the national opioid epidemic.
Duke researchers have unravelled why the “strawberry squid" has such a strange googly-eyed appearance—its two different sized eyes allow the creature to adapt to its deep-sea habitat.
Romantic interest plays less of a part in the evolution of attractive females than previously thought, a recent Duke study showed.
Carbon dioxide may get all the attention in environmental research, but the effects of pesticides and pharmaceuticals remain relatively unexplored, according to new Duke research.
If you have never heard of a "vaquita," it's probably because there are fewer than 60 left in the world.
Chimpanzees may have higher standards when it comes to picking mates than was previously understood.
A recent Duke investigation suggests that a small portion of the general population could be responsible for a majority of costly social services.
Wealth and status have long been correlated with health, with the richest one percent of American men outliving the poorest one percent by up to 15 years. According to a new study, this might be true for other species as well.
A recent study found that during the last 200 years, the human race has seen its biggest life expectancy boost in primate history.
A new study shows that the gap in median earnings between black and white men in the United States has risen—to what it was more than 60 years ago.
Following Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election, campus resources are being made available to students who have struggled to handle the result.
Until now, starvation during life’s early stages was thought to exclusively lead to chronic health problems, but a recent study suggests that starvation could actually have benefits.