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First-year Dylan Schneiderman walked out of Gross Hall with one mission.
International House may soon find a new home.
The Duke Student Government Senate unanimously declined to recognize Young Life as an official Duke student group at its Wednesday meeting.
At a meeting Wednesday, the Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee discussed what the future holds for Brodhead Center and Bryan Center vendors and their facilities.
After it took Duke about a year to address safety issues on 300 Swift’s balconies, students living in the apartment complex can now use their balconies again.
Here’s the tea on dining.
For best-selling novelist Golnaz Hashemzadeh Bonde, her earliest memories of fleeing Iran have drastically shaped the way she writes.
With the start of the new school year, one question is weighing on everyone's minds: is Thrive thriving?
During the question portion, an audience member heatedly argued that Taiwan belonged exclusively to China.
A Duke senior is trailblazing efforts to make cybersecurity a field of study more accessible to the Duke community.
After Hurricane Dorian battered Duke’s Marine Lab Thursday, the lab is back open.
Violence Against Women Act crimes rose at Duke, according to the 2019 Annual Clery Security Report.
Duke is behind the University of Pennsylvania and tied with Johns Hopkins University.
Thavolia Glymph opened a Wednesday talk with an untold story from the Combahee Ferry Raid, in which Harriet Tubman helped rescue hundreds of persons enslaved during the Civil War.
Last week, Aldrich and Rohde accepted the 2019 Barbara Sinclair Legacy Award for shaping the field of American legislative politics.
The Duke Student Government Senate voted Wednesday night to table a motion to recognize Duke Young Life until the group can provide more information about its treatment of LGBTQ+ members.
An evacuation capped a dramatic two days for students in DukeEngage-New Orleans.
At its first open forum meeting of the year, the Board of Trustees reviewed highlights from the May 2019 board meeting and discussed its plans for the upcoming academic year.
Since its inception five years ago, Duke’s Black Convocation Ceremony has provided an evening of community and recognition for Duke's black undergraduate and graduate students.
The Duke Center for Science and Justice will be led by Brandon Garrett, L. Neil Williams, Jr. professor of law.
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