Going abroad sometimes has its downsides. The increased globalization of clinical trials has raised economic and ethical concerns about the practice, according to a team of Duke researchers from...
In trying to serve others' needs, Methodist ministers have not always been able to serve their own. Historically, Methodist ministers have been among the healthiest segment of the population. But...
Love Auditorium overflowed Monday night with students and professors who had come to hear the first installment of the annual Provost's Lecture Series, titled "Policy Visions for a New Presidency."...
Duke Tower Hotel and Condominiums and Medstay, a medical lodging referral service for the Duke Medical Center, have announced a partnership to accommodate patients and their families and friends...
"I actually applied to quite a few companies and only got a few calls back," he said. "The economy makes it difficult and I don't see it improving.
Tony Amato dropped pre-med as an undergraduate-but instead of pursuing law or business, he did not stray far from the medical profession.
The Pratt School of Engineering has come a long way since 1972, when only seven out of 493 enrolled engineers were women.
Young public school teachers are not getting pay raises that correspond to the strides they make during their first few years in the classroom, according to a recent Duke study.
Imagine skipping breakfast and lunch and not eating, drinking, smoking or even chewing gum from 5:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. for a month.
With hours spent training, practicing, lifting and running, varsity student-athletes seldom have the time to go abroad or participate in civic engagement projects.
