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Ariely sat down with The Chronicle to discuss his career, research projects and his advice for current undergraduates.
A Duke professor of medicine is suing the University for gender and racial discrimination.
Duke students added their voices to those participating in the global climate strike last week.
In order to avoid any more research misconduct, Duke has taken several steps, like forming a new Office of Research. Another step? Having values.
Can data collection and analysis uncover solutions to entrenched problems of our criminal justice system?
During the meeting, Mediterranean Deli representatives brought out a spread of food for DUSDAC members to sample.
DSG welcomed 39 new senators and three new Student Organization Finance Committee members for the 2019-20 academic year.
No, Sue Bird has not read fan-fiction about herself and Megan Rapinoe.
"You cannot have an entire discipline, especially the discipline that determines what the text of the Bible is, to all be men."
Lightning rarely strikes the same place twice—but sometimes it strikes right after you see a giant squid.
Duke Student Government is set to welcome its newest representatives from the Class of 2023.
The fraternity unsuccessfully appealed the University’s move to shutter the chapter.
Ashby emphasized her main objectives as a dean and the progress she has helped make during her five years.
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.
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