News | University In wake of swastika, Price promises a security camera at bridge, continued extra security at Freeman Center Bre Bradham | 11/19/2018 In an email to the Duke community the morning after a swastika was found on the East Campus bridge, President Vincent Price pledged extra security and a security camera to be installed at the bridge.
Swastika is found painted on top of students' mural memorializing Pittsburgh shooting Bre Bradham | 11/19/2018 It was 2 a.m. Monday morning and first-year Olivia Levine was still awake, hours after she had learned about the swastika from her friends.
Aiming to improve student health, Duke researchers plan to launch smartwatch pilot next year Christine Wei | 11/19/2018 Future first-years may receive a free smartwatch, thanks to a new project at Duke.
Jurors more likely to convict on same level of evidence for more serious crimes, says new Duke study Elora Pradhan | 11/19/2018 Duke researchers have found that the type of alleged crime may increase a jury’s belief in guilt in a recent study published in Nature Human Behavior. ...
'Most American voters want the temperature turned down': Journalists analyze midterm elections Matthew Griffin | 11/19/2018 Moderates, not progressives, won November's midterm elections, a New York Times columnist said at a talk alongside two other panelists Saturday. ...
From being 'complicit in harms' to 'really counts,' students weigh in on the meaning of a vote Julianna Rennie | 11/19/2018 The midterm elections came and went, sparking conversations across the country and Duke's campus about voting.
Seniors Kushal Kadakia, Claire Wang and Ariel Kantor win Rhodes scholarship Bre Bradham and Nathan Luzum | 11/17/2018 Seniors Kushal Kadakia and Claire Wang have been named 2019 Rhodes Scholars, they each confirmed to The Chronicle Saturday night.
What has Beyu Blue been up to? The venue plans to launch a matcha tea line, engage customers more Stefanie Pousoulides | 11/16/2018 Just a few months have passed since Beyu Blue Coffee's grand opening on campus, but what is in store for its future?
Academic Council discusses holding faculty accountable for harassment Isabelle Doan | 11/16/2018 Continuing its discussion about faculty conduct, Academic Council heard about steps the medical school has taken to address harassment and misbehavior ...
As wildfires burn California, a look at their causes and effects Carsten Pran | 11/16/2018 Another series of wildfires has gripped the state of California. The current inferno to make national news is the rapidly-spreading Camp Fire. With a ...
Keeping campus connected: Students, OIT discuss issues, improvements in Duke's WiFi Kathryn Silberstein | 11/16/2018 When the WiFi goes out suddenly, students often rush to check Twitter or post about it on Facebook. Duke OIT is used to it.
A look at the puppy kindergarten's new pups Xinchen Li | 11/15/2018 “The big question for us is: can we come up with ways to ways to predict the puppies that are going to be most likely to make it through the CCI training ...
Train crash near East Campus kills one pedestrian Nathan Luzum | 11/15/2018 The intersection near Swift Avenue and West Pettigrew Street is closed due to a fatal train accident that took place around 7:15 a.m. Thursday morning. ...
Georgetown professor describes plight of Uyghurs at Wednesday talk Annie Wang | 11/15/2018 A Georgetown professor described the plight of the Uyghurs, a minority group living in China, at a talk Wednesday.
'Blip in a very long and robust relationship': Consuls from Mexico, Canada discuss NAFTA negotiations Rose Wong | 11/15/2018 Despite the agreement of a revised version of the North American Free Trade Agreement, both Canada and Mexico expect more cooperation from the United ...
Kornbluth discusses financial aid, DKU at DSG meeting Wednesday John Markis | 11/15/2018 Provost Sally Kornbluth addressed the recent financial aid controversy among other topics at Wednesday's Duke Student Government meeting.
Can you sue the government for climate change? Duke Law professors say it's 'political theatre' Maria Morrison | 11/15/2018 Ever wanted to sue the federal government but thought you weren't old enough?
Can Durham curb car usage? With $1 million and help from a Duke center, Mayor Steve Schewel thinks so Jake Sheridan | 11/15/2018 Durham and Mayor Steve Schewel want you to ditch your car, and they have $1 million to help do it.
Duke professor, alumni land spots on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list Likhitha Butchireddygari and Kathryn Silberstein | 11/14/2018 The Forbes 30 Under 30 lists recognize 600 young innovators across 20 different industries, identifying business and industry leaders on the rise. ...
The 'liberal world order' doesn't need to be saved, Duke professor argues at talk Mona Tong | 11/14/2018 The idea of “saving the liberal world order” from President Donald Trump’s policies has recently been gaining traction in some media outlets and ...
Nov 19, 2018 In wake of swastika, Price promises a security camera at bridge, continued extra security at Freeman Center Bre Bradham | 12:07pm
Nov 19, 2018 Aiming to improve student health, Duke researchers plan to launch smartwatch pilot next year Christine Wei | 12:18am
Nov 17, 2018 Seniors Kushal Kadakia, Claire Wang and Ariel Kantor win Rhodes scholarship Bre Bradham and Nathan Luzum | 9:18pm