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Seven Blue Devils have left for the NBA after their freshman years in the last six seasons, and Duke now has its first official one-and-done player on the women’s side.
President Richard Brodhead announced Thursday that he will retire June 30, 2017, after serving 13 years as president.
Looking to keep its recent momentum going ahead of a critical three-game weekend series, the Blue Devils used a hot start to remain unbeaten all time against N.C. Central.
At its final meeting of the year, the Duke Student Government Senate failed to secure sufficient support for a proposal that would have opened applications to serve on Board of Trustees committees to the student body. It also voted to uphold President Keizra Mecklai’s veto of a bill that would move $20,000 from the DSG surplus to the Chanticleer, Duke's yearbook.
Cerelyn Davis will become the new police chief of Durham, City Manager Tom Bonfield announced Tuesday morning.
Economist Indermit Gill will become the new director of the Duke Center for International Development at the Sanford School of Public Policy Oct. 1.
The Blue Devils nearly became NCAA champions for the first time in 2015—before they get their next shot at national bragging rights, they will try their hand at international competition.
For the second straight year, Duke is looking to get back on track at NCAA regionals after a lackluster ACC championship performance.
Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything that happened this weekend in Duke athletics. This week's print edition features senior Myles Jones, who made history during the Blue Devils' 16-1 rout of No. 15 Marquette Friday night.
After spending a season planting the seeds of strong fundamentals at the expense of short-term victories, the Blue Devils are finally reaping the rewards near the end of their spring slate.
Amile Jefferson's 20115-16 season was cut short, but just short enough for him to get another shot at a national championship.
Junior Logan Beyer was selected as a 2016 Truman Scholar, the University announced Thursday.
Duke faculty members Jack Knight and Rey Chow have been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
The Duke Student Government made changes to its funding of the Peer Advocacy for Sexual Health Center and approved changes to the annual budget allocations. Watch the full video of the meeting here:
Mathematical physicist Arlie Petters will succeed Lee Baker as dean of academic affairs and associate vice provost for undergraduate education, the University announced Tuesday.
Andrew Read, Stephen A. Toth professor of marine biology, will become the new director of the Duke University Marine Lab.
One year after a graphic memoir dealing with sexual identity caused controversy as the Class of 2019's summer reading book, a memoir focused on social justice and equality has been chosen for the Class of 2020.
Joseph Wu, Trinity ‘15, is one of 55 international recipients of the 2016 Gates-Cambridge Scholarship, the University announced Monday.
Robin Rasor has been selected as new director of the Office of Licensing and Ventures, which facilitates the process of patenting and licensing inventions by faculty and students.
This week's cover of Sportswrap features Duke and Miami, who slugged out 42 runs during their three-game series at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park. The Blue Devils were blown out Friday and Sunday but notched their first win against a top-ranked team since 2009 Saturday afternoon.