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Current and former students of the Master of Biostatistics program condemned discrimination against Chinese speakers, but expressed mixed feelings towards the Megan Neely email incident that unfolded in January.
After 32 years of civilian and military service, Lisa Disbrow concluded that the complex structure of the U.S. government is what ensures the strength of the nation at a talk Tuesday evening.
Duke's introductory economics course will no longer give students letter grades.
In light of a recent push encouraging Duke to divest from fossil fuels, a faculty panel gathered to discuss the issue.
After leading the DukeEngage program for 12 years, Eric Mlyn will step down June 30 as the Peter Lange executive director of the program and assistant vice provost for civic engagement.
After freshman superstar Zion Williamson went down for the game in the opening seconds, No. 1 Duke fell 88-72 to archrival No. 8 North Carolina at Cameron Indoor Stadium Wednesday night. The Chronicle asked students for their thoughts after the loss.
Andrew McCabe, former FBI deputy director, disclosed details about why he decided to investigate President Trump in an interview Thursday.
Duke hopes to strengthen scientific integrity through its newly established Office of Scientific Integrity, an administrator from the office said Thursday evening.
Nearly three months after the general election, North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District still does not have a representative seated in Congress.
After stepping down from her role as director of graduate studies, Megan Neely apologized for her email that told students not to speak Chinese.
A dancer performs at Duke's annual powwow celebration, which took place on Abele Quad Saturday, April 14.
