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Looking for a class to add to your fall schedule? The University is offering an interdisciplinary course on climate change titled “Let’s Talk About Climate Change.” The course aims to equip students to analyze and discuss how climate change is affecting our world.
Duke Law School received a gift of $5.46 million from alumnus Rick Horvitz, Law School ’78, to permanently sustain the endowment of its nationally-acclaimed Program in Public Law in May.
The Palmer Memorial Institute, a historic secondary school that served Black students before desegregation, was designated one of the nation’s ”most endangered historic” places in May.
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a statement of interest on Thursday in a lawsuit accusing 17 elite universities, including Duke, of illegally colluding to limit financial aid.
The North Carolina Senate took the first steps towards legalizing the use of medical marijuana throughout the state in early June with the passing of the Compassionate Care Act.
Gov. Roy Cooper signed an executive order to grant protections on reproductive freedom and abortion access in North Carolina on Wednesday.
Admission to the Nasher Museum of Art will continue to be free for all, thanks to a $1 million gift from Duke alumni Jennifer McCracken New and husband Jason New.
It may only be July, but the early portion of Duke and head coach Kara Lawson's upcoming schedule is now clear.
Duke will continue most of its current COVID-19 protocols into the fall semester, according to an email sent to students, faculty and staff from the COVID-19 Vaccination Planning Work Group on Tuesday morning.
Duke officials named four new Board of Trustees members on Friday.
Duke Kunshan University students have begun a multi-step process to travel to China for in-person classes this fall.
Months after Duke paused plans, a change in Bryan Center office spaces is underway this summer.
Former students allege that Duke could pay annual tuition, room, board and fees for all current students on financial aid if the University had not engaged in price fixing with other schools.
Goodbye, Atlantic and Coastal divisions.
Following the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade on Friday, the legality of abortion in North Carolina currently still stands. But the future of abortion rights in the state is uncertain.
Duke may not be in season, but plenty of action has already unfolded since its Final Four run.
For Duke, and especially the five former Blue Devils who found NBA homes, it was a night to remember.
Duke Health will continue to provide abortion services in compliance with current state laws, according to a Friday email obtained by The Chronicle sent from Duke Health leaders to staff.
Duke's 2022-23 schedule continues to take shape.
After just one pick, one Blue Devil is already off the board.