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Nearly 40% of Duke students voted in the last midterm elections—more than double the voting rate in 2014—but one Duke faculty member thinks students can do better.
Assistant professor of medicine James Davis announced at a Wednesday talk that Duke is considering enacting policy measures regarding e-cigarettes on campus, in addition to its July 2020 ban on combustible forms of tobacco.
A Duke professor spoke about how scholarship should explore more why Islam was a powerful force in racial justice challenges in the United States.
An armed robbery took place Thursday around 9 a.m. near 1400 Morreene Road, according to a DukeAlert.
One of the most notable changes is the shortening of personal checks (P-Checks) from two nights to one night.
Raising four young children in a freshman dorm isn’t exactly typical. For John Blackshear, the faculty-in-residence in Trinity dorm, it has meant befriending students, serving as their mentors and talking philosophy. It has also meant humoring drunk students and making sure they don’t wake the children at night.
Many tour guides struggle with authenticity during their tours, especially with visitors curious about the more negative aspects of the school.
Across many different co-curricular activities at Duke, there is a disparity between female-identifying and male-identifying student participation.
FinTech services, such as Venmo, ATMs and mobile banking, aim to use technology to make financial interactions faster and more efficient.
Serving in the role since 2007, Riddell acts as a liaison between the Board and Duke's administration.
In order to help smokers quit, the Duke Center for Smoking Cessation has partnered with Student Health and Employee Occupational Health & Wellness to provide treatment options ranging from medication to mindfulness training.
Kimberly Hewitt, former vice provost for institutional equity at Johns Hopkins University, assumed the role of vice president for institutional equity at Duke Aug. 5.
Trying to drive through Towerview at night? Good luck.
At its first meeting of the 2019-20 academic year, the Board of Trustees kicked off what will be the defining theme of the year—how to better commercialize Duke's research efforts.
Despite concerns from the U.S. Department of Education over its use of Title VI funds, the Duke-UNC Consortium for Middle East Studies (CMES) still received funding for the 2019-20 academic year, according to emails obtained by The Chronicle.
The air is rife with energy. The bassline of Charli XCX’s “1999” shakes the ground.
The Board of Trustees learned at its first annual meeting that Duke’s endowment has hit another record high valuation.
Confused by the smell of gas on East Campus? You're not alone.
Gone are the days of alumni, prospective students and visitors stumbling onto West Campus, dropped off at Abele Quad and left to fend for themselves.
Many of the University’s peer research institutions centralized their research offices years ago, rather than as reactions to costly scandals.
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