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Rami Davidian, who rescued over 700 people from the Nova Music Festival during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on southern Israel by militant group Hamas, shared his experience with members of the Duke community at a Monday event.
In a North Carolina Supreme Court race with over five million ballots counted, a Duke Law student trails by just 623 votes. Now, he’s suing the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
Duke recently achieved carbon neutrality — but this doesn’t mean the University’s emissions equal zero.
Duke senior Jenna Smith was named a Rhodes Scholar Sunday, making her the University’s 56th-ever recipient.
Duke men’s basketball fell out of the top 10 of this week’s AP Poll, dropping to No. 12 following last week’s loss to Kentucky. The Blue Zone gives it thoughts on the changes in the both the men’s and women’s weekly rankings:
To boldly go where no Duke team has gone before.
After a mixed bag of a competition, Duke fencing came out of the annual Elite Invitational with some notable victories — and some areas of growth for its 2025 season.
2024 will mark the third straight year in which Duke is eligible for postseason play, as the Blue Devils sit at 7-3 coming off their bye week and will look to finish out another strong season. While Duke is unlikely to reach the College Football Playoff, there are still a slew of other bowl games that head coach Manny Diaz could lead his team into after regular-season play.
Athletes get injured. But when they leave the stadium lights — and the public eye — what happens?
Neal Middle School’s school performance rating has improved from an F to a D from 2023 to 2024, in part thanks to Duke’s Bull City Scholars program, a student-run weekly-tutoring program where students volunteer tutoring services in under-resourced communities.
Duke’s ninth annual Energy Week brought together students, faculty and industry leaders to explore the pressing challenges and opportunities in the energy landscape.
Editor's note: The article below is satire.
The Trinity College of Arts & Sciences recently launched the Society-Centered AI Initiative aimed at researching the relationship between the evolution of AI and human behavior.
Joel Fleishman, founder of the Sanford School of Public Policy and namesake of the Fleishman House, is remembered as a visionary who played a transformational role in Duke’s development.
CHAPEL HILL—The Blue Devils entered enemy territory to take on No. 1 North Carolina in the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament. Despite the team’s efforts, Duke fell to the undefeated Tar Heels 3-0 in Karen Shelton Stadium, ending its tournament run and its season. Both teams displayed strong defensive character, but North Carolina’s offense came up in crucial moments to propel it to the victory.
Weary is the soul that wanders, and the Blue Devils were wandering far from home this weekend.
During this year of celebration of Duke’s Centennial, believe it or not, I have become inspired by the Bylaws of Duke University. Like many universities, Duke has religious roots, which is not necessarily surprising for those who know the history of Christianity and higher education across the world. This is reflected in Article I of the bylaws, which says at its founding the University’s purposes were grounded "in the Christian tradition of intellectual inquiry and service to the world." This section on the "aims" of the university further notes "the diverse constituency that has developed since its founding." In explaining how its origins and current situation coalesce, the aims go on to say, "The University is committed to creating a rigorous scholarly community characterized by generous hospitality toward diverse religious and cultural traditions."
College basketball is one of the ultimate team sports. A single player cannot defend the opposing five, nor can that player win games on their own for a prolonged period of time.
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. It was a decisive shellacking for the Blue Devils, who beat the Terriers 86-35, and the Blue Zone breaks down the game:
It was a journey into the unknown for Duke as it traveled to play South Dakota State in the first ever matchup between the two programs.
