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At an event at Page Auditorium, Salaam and Santana spoke about racial bias, the flawed criminal justice system and the media’s role in both.
If you ever thought that your move-in day was chaotic, imagine coordinating it for all of West Campus—and then adding an extra 700 people.
The forum will be open to Duke community members per a new transparency initiative, which began in 2018.
Here are photographers Aaron Zhao and Jackson Muraika's best shots from the performance.
Durham’s recent electric scooter rollout has brought a fleet of them to campus for people to ride around on, but riders haven’t always stayed safe.
What role does a juror’s race play in a criminal case? One Duke economics professor attempts to answer this question.
In its first meeting of the semester, the Duke Student Government Senate allocated money for a new sexual health initiative and approved a bevy of funding requests.
David Page plans to create a “welcoming and inclusive experience to students and every member of our faculty and staff.”
In the face of backlash, the College Board has abandoned its efforts to include an “adversity score” with students’ SAT scores.
Vincent Price and Kevin White issued a statement expressing their support for the LGBTQ+ community amid controversy over Chick-fil-A’s stance on LGBTQ+ rights.
The IFC president reported no violations to fraternities’ self-enforced first-year ban.
Seventeen years after they were exonerated, Yusef Salaam and Raymond Santana are coming to Duke to share their stories in two events next week.
Olympic medalist Ibtihaj Muhammad, Trinity ‘07, tells the Class of 2023 that "your true competitor is yourself."
While administrators publicly say that the foundation of the university is its students, sometimes Duke has to worry about its other foundation—in this case, the one buried under the admissions building.
“I feel that education really is a gift that we need to treasure and make sure we share with others,” Benmamoun said.
As if Durham hasn’t already been hot enough, a Heatwave is coming next week.
Cafe Edens has a new look—and a return to its original name—to kick off the school year.
James Coleman’s extensive career in criminal law and wrongful convictions has led him to represent clients such as members of the Duke men’s lacrosse team and Ted Bundy.
President Vincent Price gave the first-years a geography lesson at convocation Wednesday morning.
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