Opinion Editor Leah Abrams hosts a discussion with reporters Maria Morrison, Matthew Griffin and Olivia Wivestead about the Durham election results.
Incumbents carried the day in Durham elections—but less than a fifth of eligible voters participated.
The renovations to Lilly Library are set to begin next summer, with the library reopening after 18 to 24 months.
How would you spend $100,000? One Duke club can teach you how to invest for positive social impact. The Duke Impact Investing Group (DIIG) recently secured $100,000 from University administration to invest in impact-oriented businesses. The goal of impact investing is to generate a social and environmental impact in addition to financial returns, according to the DIIG website.
Amid the 24-hour coding frenzy of HackDuke, some students took a break to listen to presentations about technology ethics.
The Chronicle's Stefanie Pousoulides and Mason Berger walk you through the biggest stories from last week.
Like many growing cities, Durham has a housing problem driven by the gentrification of low-income communities and the displacement of the city’s lowest earners.
One thing stands out as a turning point in Birkhead's long career: his time at Duke.
Erin Potts-Kant, a former Duke researcher who has been accused of falsifying experiments, was officially banned from receiving federal funding Oct. 1.
The Chronicle won the 2019 Online Pacemaker Award, collegiate journalism's foremost digital award presented by the Associated Collegiate Press. It was also named a print newspaper finalist.
It’s that time of year again—the Durham Municipal General Election is Tuesday, so it’s a chance for Durhamites, residents and college students to make their way to the polls.
In the annual, widely-recognized data analytics competition, teams from universities across the country are given case studies from real clients and must use Adobe Analytics software to generate visualizations and provide recommendations to the clients.
Four Duke student-athletes explored the unique experience of living as a black athlete in a predominantly white team and college.
Duke currently plans to conduct another Student Experiences Survey through RTI International in 2020.
The 2019 Durham Municipal Election is today. Today, Durham voters will head to the polls to cast ballots for candidates running for mayor and three at-large seats on the City Council, as well as a referendum on a $95 million bond for affordable housing. Voters can find their polling location on the Durham County’s Board of Elections website. Here is information about the candidates for mayor and city council.
The Brodhead Center feeds thousands of students every day. Sazón alone makes 700 to 800 arépa bowls and 100 to 200 quesadillas daily. Where does all of the food come from?
At Wednesday’s Duke Student Government meeting, staff from the Duke Center for Multicultural Affairs discussed the experiences of racial minority and low-income students at Duke.
Mircea Stanescu, who spent his childhood in Romania, began playing when he was 7 at his mother’s strict request. His love for music grew and transformed throughout the years, and he began performing at the Duke Cancer Center more than three years ago after his wife passed away. Although he is scheduled to play only Mondays, Stanescu serenades his listeners multiple times per week, bringing music and hope.
The windows are blacked out and the floor is mechanically uncoupled from the rest of the building—ensuring minimal vibration.
Forests around the world may be in danger as climate change causes shifts in insects and diseases, increases fires and changes precipitation patterns.
