As the ongoing affordable housing crisis in Durham continues to strain residents, experts called for local efforts to help improve the situation at a panel Tuesday.
A Duke Law School alum may become the youngest federal judge confirmed in nearly two decades.
Pomp, performers and parades. All that will enliven East Campus Sept. 29 as students and Durham residents gather for the annual Pride march.
Kathy Tran, Trinity '00, attracted attention as part of a blue wave in Virginia in 2017, when Democrats flipped 15 seats in the Virginia House of Delegates.
As cyberspace becomes a new domain of national security, government agencies confront challenges to balance rights of private citizens with the wellbeing of the state, an expert said at an event Monday.
Faced with the prospect of what she considered xenophobia and hate in the Oval Office, Vietnamese refugee and Duke alum Kathy Tran knew she had to take a stand.
When it comes property rule in Bangalore, India, the law is quite murky, American University professor Malini Ranganathan told the audience at a talk last Thursday.
Lessons from the Cold War can be applied to today's political climate, former U.S. Ambassador Jack Matlock said at an event Wednesday.
Issac Bailey is a journalist and 2014 Harvard University Nieman Fellow. He recently published a memoir about what his family endured after his eldest brother was sentenced to life in prison for murder. The Chronicle sat down to speak with Bailey about journalism and race after he spoke at a Tuesday event.
Appearances can be deceiving in a number of ways, Issac Bailey told an audience at a Tuesday event.
Going paperless is the new trend—and our currency could be next, according to a Duke finance professor.
My most important message is first, for many parts of North Carolina, the danger is still immediate.
A Duke economics study found that more corporations are taking advantage of China's policy to incentivize research and development investment through tax cuts by relabeling their expenses as research and development, adding to the fiscal cost of the government.
Gov. Roy Cooper is urging North Carolina residents to take all necessary precautions in advance of incoming Hurricane Florence.
A Republican and Democrat walk into Duke. They discuss the importance of building bipartisan trust and pledge to prioritize issues over party affiliation. They don't subtweet each other afterward.
Two congressmen from opposing parties, Dan Lipinski (D-IL) and Tom Reed (R-NY), spoke Monday at a POLIS Event entitled "Bipartisan Collaboration in the U.S. Congress: Yes, It Really Happens."
At noon on Monday, Hurricane Florence blew into a Category 4 classification, a level experts previously predicted wouldn’t occur until later in the week.
An admissions lawsuit is rattling Harvard, and professors at Duke are taking sides.
A pair of Duke alums made Politico's top-50 list for ideas driving politics—for ideas from different sides of the aisle.
In the 2016 Democratic primary in Michigan, Hillary Clinton surprised many by losing to Bernie Sanders.
