After months of debate, a panel of three North Carolina Superior Court judges ruled Monday that North Carolina’s congressional district map is in violation of the state constitution and can no longer be used.
In Fall 2009, 40 students enrolled in Computer Science 201. The class has more than 430 students this semester, according to Owen Astrachan, professor of the practice of computer science, who teaches the course. The lecture is held in Griffith Family Theater, which has a capacity of 500.
Kathryn Lester-Bacon, Trinity ‘05, has returned to Duke as the new director of religious life at Duke Chapel.
Push-ups are being replaced by policy at the Nicholas Institute’s boot camps.
Starting in November, Duke Forge Director Robert Califf will become the head of medical policy and strategy at Alphabet, Google’s parent company.
Duke plans to address rising costs of housing in Durham by building new graduate student apartments off of West Campus.
Considered the “right” whale to kill a few decades ago, North Atlantic right whales are now one of the most endangered species of marine mammals.
Federal Judge Allison Dale Burroughs ruled Oct. 1 that Harvard’s admissions process did not “intentionally [discriminate] against Asian-American applicants” and cleared the university of all four counts of purported malpractice.
There’s smoke billowing out of the Central Campus apartment building.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden came to Durham Sunday, where he painted a dark portrait of America: a nation in danger of losing its soul under President Donald Trump.
Gordon Sondland, U.S. ambassador to the European Union, testified Oct. 17 about the ongoing impeachment inquiry into Trump’s effort to get the Ukranian government to open an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden, a leading Democratic presidential candidate. He also has connections to Duke—he sat on the Sanford Board of Visitors from 2017 until 2018, and a foundation he and his wife founded has donated $1.7 million to Duke.
The Sherry and John Woo Center for Big Data and Precision Health (DAP), which opened last year, hosted the first annual DAP symposium Oct. 24.
There’s Data+, there’s Story+, there’s Code+, and soon there may be a Design+ added to the group.
Clinical social worker, therapist April-Autumn Jenkins highlighted the factors that perpetuate violence against women of the African diaspora.
At a Wednesday talk, former Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni stressed the need for a two-state solution to maintain a Jewish democratic state. However, her presence on campus was met with resistance and protest by some students.
Bookbagging will be obsolete under DukeHub 2.0—students now add classes to a “shopping cart.”
The Il Forno renovation over the summer led to the removal of the small pasta option, leaving students with only the regular-size pasta.
An event featuring former Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni was interrupted by around two dozen protesters Wednesday evening.
The Chronicle's photo and video staff take you inside the fair before it leaves town.
Thought regenerating tissue was just for salamanders? It turns out that humans can regenerate certain tissues faster than others too.
