The Muslim Students Association held a teach-in protest in response to a campus event called "The American Muslim Identity" and, more broadly, against instances of Islamophobia and racism across the nation Monday.
After days of controversy, a location change and a counter-protest event, Zuhdi Jasser visited Duke to give a talk about Islam. And despite fears of protest that necessitated five security guards at the event, the talk proceeded smoothly.
A recent Chronicle article reported that Duke found its former professor William "Tony" Rivera responsible for sexual harassment. His new employer, the University of Maryland at College Park, responded Monday.
Duke, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Elon and N.C. State came together to organize a Rally for Our Lives at UNC in support of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and gun control on Thursday.
Students who participated in Duke’s investigation of their professor and supervisor for harassment discuss how issues of harassment could have persisted for as long as they did.
Last semester, Duke found a professor responsible for violating its sexual harassment policy. Now, he’s at the University of Maryland at College Park where he will be teaching a course next Fall. His supervisor there was not aware that he violated the harassment policy at Duke until The Chronicle contacted him.
If you’re reading this in class or sitting somewhere on campus, look around you. Those seemingly innocent students? At least one of them is probably a fork thief.
On this special day, The Chronicle staff takes a look at the most important stories of 2018 through its headlines:
Law enforcement cited nearly two dozen Project Wild participants in 2016 after finding that they were wearing too much clothing in public.
This week, Housing and Residential Life emailed students their housing assignments and lottery numbers for the 2018-2019 academic year. The Chronicle obtained copies of HRL’s emails, which are presented here without further comment.
In response to repeated fat-shaming by members of the Duke community, Peaches has broken her silence and isn’t holding back.
Following an abrupt end to Duke's season with a loss to Kansas, the Blue Devils' offseason began with news that has become familiar to Duke fans.
Following an uncharacteristic bout of silence, 300 Swift residents took to the Fix My Campus Facebook page in force last week to issue the latest surge of demands.
An event planned for Monday about American Muslim identity has stirred controversy on campus.
Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee taste-tested menu items for the Brodhead Center's new Latin restaurant at its meeting Thursday evening.
The National Labor Relations Board has recently issued a complaint against a hospital run by Duke LifePoint, a joint venture between the Duke University Health System and health care firm LifePoint Health.
The hogfish can not only change the color of its skin but is also contributing to changes in scientists' understanding of light sensory systems.
As Duke students celebrated their spring break, an employee from Counseling and Psychological Services appeared in Wake County court to post bail. She was facing multiple charges for allegedly helping her boyfriend rob three banks in Raleigh.
Duke accepted 2,123 high school seniors regular decision this year, the University announced Thursday.
At Wednesday’s Duke Student Government meeting, the Senate confirmed nominees for president pro tempore, the Board of Elections and executive secretary.
