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As an undergraduate student at George Washington University, Sally Nuamah studied abroad in Ghana and observed the numerous barriers to achievement girls faced as they attended schools designed without them in mind.
Three new members of one of the world’s only hibernating primate species were born recently at the Duke Lemur Center.
Duke University Hospital did not make the cut for the U.S. News & World Report’s 2019-2020 Honor Roll.
Four Duke faculty members received a prestigious early career award for scientists and engineers, the White House announced in a July 2 news release.
Have an old Android phone? The Duke Lemur Center wants to use it for research on mouse lemurs.
At a talk at the Council of Foreign Relations on June 13, CNN host Fareed Zakaria thanked David Rubenstein for his leadership as chairman of the Board of the Council of Foreign Relations right before he interviewed Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
Current U.S. politicians are considering paying reparations to black descendants of American slavery at a level they haven’t since the Reconstruction Era. And a Duke professor is at the helm of the discussion.
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled Thursday that partisan gerrymandering poses a political question not for the federal courts to decide.
While Central Campus undergoes demolition, International House will stay there for at least another year—and the president of International Association said he didn’t know about it until Spring 2019.
At a Fox News town hall May 19, sophomore Matt Long got a chance to ask Mayor Pete Buttigieg how his policies differentiate him from other Democratic Party presidential candidates.
Nearly half of all faculty members in the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences and the Pratt School of Engineering are registered under the Democratic Party in North Carolina. But not even 4% of the faculty members are registered under the Republican and Libertarian Parties.
My article—“For each Republican faculty member in Pratt and Trinity, there are nearly 13 Democrats. Is this a 'crisis'?”—examines the North Carolina voter registration records of professors in the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences and the Pratt School of Engineering. This includes 1494 names that were recorded from department “faculty” pages and searched in North Carolina’s voter registration record database.
Anthony Monroe, a dual biomedical Ph.D./MBA student, will serve as the 2019-20 president of the Graduate and Professional Student Council. The Chronicle’s Stefanie Pousoulides spoke with Monroe, also a 2019 Chron15 Leader, about his plans as president and the issues affecting graduate and professional students.
Onyekwere (Onye) E. Akwari, the first African American faculty member in the Duke department of surgery, died April 14 at the age of 76.
John Wilson Moore, a renowned biophysicist and professor emeritus of neurobiology, died March 30 at the age of 98.
Coordinated bombing attacks targeting churches and upscale hotels across Sri Lanka Sunday left hundreds killed and wounded.
To be or not to be? The Food Truck Rodeo slated for April 19 faces tough odds—100% projected likelihood of rain.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy received the inaugural Bolch Prize for the Rule of Law at a ceremony at the Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club Thursday.
Steve Schewel will run for a second term as Durham's mayor.
Next year's class council and Duke Student Government committee vice presidents and senators have been elected. Attorney General John Markis, also a staff reporter for The Chronicle, provided The Chronicle with a list of the election's winners Friday afternoon.
