Nancy MacLean’s book “Democracy in Chains” has generated controversy, including skepticism from Duke colleagues. After comments she made recently linking an influential libertarian economist to autism, a Duke student created a petition asking the University to condemn her remarks.
Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper is coming to campus in March to discuss the state of cybersecurity.
General Lori Robinson, the highest ranking woman in U.S. military history, discussed the challenges that come with leading two commands at an event Monday, emphasizing how she wants to be recognized for her abilities and position—not her gender.
U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) will visit Duke Feb. 22 to discuss the nation’s political priorities.
General Lori Robinson is the first woman to lead a major military command and she is coming to Duke Monday to discuss the challenge of “Managing Threats and Relationships Across Two Commands.”
Donna Frederick turned the hanging sign on the front door to closed as, a few minutes after 6 p.m., she locked up the toy shop. The rhythmic beat of landing jumps from the dance studio above drummed through the ceiling.
Successful diplomacy requires a sufficient understanding of the past and one’s opponents, a historian and former foreign policy consultant said during a talk Thursday.
Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens, Trinity ‘96, is now facing a grand jury investigation for allegedly blackmailing a woman with whom he had an affair.
Durham Mayor Steve Schewel emphasized sharing prosperity from economic development in his first State of the City address.
Duke has partnered with Delta Air Lines to launch a program dedicated to offsetting carbon admissions produced by the institution.
Voting rights is a hot-button issue right now, especially in North Carolina, which is why leading experts came together Thursday evening to impart their wisdom on the subject.
On Wednesday, Julie Sandorf, president of the Charles H. Revson Foundation, came to the Sanford School to make a case for philanthropy in resuscitating local journalism.
Ben Ferencz, the last living prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials, advocated for “law, not war” to a crowd of several hundred who packed into Sanford Fleishman Commons and other adjoining rooms Wednesday.
Ismail Royer, a convicted jihadist, and Jennifer Bryson, a former Guantanamo Bay interrogator, could not be more different.
If you ask Alexa where Amazon’s second North American headquarters will be located, she might just say Raleigh.
North Carolina's ongoing partisan clash over gerrymandering has caused the courts to step in to break up the fight, or at least to calm the debacle until after the upcoming midterm elections.
You know you've become infamous when you're the butt of a Weekend Update joke.
As long as the role and nature of the Internet remain ambiguous, the federal government will have a hard time launching regulations on net neutrality, two public policy professors said at a panel Friday.
On Wednesday night, a segment aired on the show “Full Frontal With Samantha Bee” entitled, “We Need to Talk About Stephen Miller.” During her monologue, Bee brought up Miller, Trinity '07 and a senior policy advisor to President Donald Trump, in the context of his undergraduate days at Duke and the biweekly column he used to write for The Chronicle.
