• How Duke offices in Durham have handled aftermath of downtown explosion
• Student speaker Leah Rosen will deliver poem at Commencement ceremony Sunday
• To surprise of history department, Classroom Building name will remain until another formal process
• Latinx exhibit set to open at Museum of Durham History in September
• Doctors may be able to see early clues of Alzheimer's in our eyes, Duke study suggests
• Historian Deborah Lipstadt breaks down modern antisemitism at talk
• 'Hatred and intolerance will never define us': MSA hosts vigil following New Zealand mosque shootings
• Durham and Orange County officials call for Duke to commit support to light rail project
• Stress cardiac MRI can diagnose fatal cases of coronary artery disease, Duke researchers find
• RDU wants to build extended runway for non-stop China service, but funding a barrier
• New insight into birdsong leads Duke professor to amend his long-held hypothesis
• A line of promising cancer drugs mysteriously failed in the 90s. Duke researchers may now know why
• Duke researchers working to improve blood pressure drugs
• A nudge away from nougat: Study shows context matters for healthy food choices
• Climate class heads to United Nations conference during finals week
• Can you sue the government for climate change? Duke Law professors say it's 'political theatre'
• How can humans make gut bacteria help out? Starve them, Duke study suggests
• Duke administrators, faculty discuss integrity in the admissions process at Wednesday panel
• Duke experts explain importance of newly approved influenza drug
• 'Here to stay': former Israeli deputy national security advisor discusses security, future of Israel