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Fred Moten - A look at Duke's preeminent poet
By Ryan Brown | October 27, 2010Ask Fred Moten where his career as a poet began and he’ll tell you—at a nuclear test site.
Ask Fred Moten where his career as a poet began and he’ll tell you—at a nuclear test site.
There’s something deceptive about ePrint. Its malignance is the most dangerous kind, lurking just beneath the surface; it gets under our skin more than we know.
Towerview sat down with Sue Wasiolek, dean of students, to ask her a couple of questions.
The gender gap in math and science is not hard to find—just scroll through the mathematics department’s faculty roster, where out of 28 tenured professors, just one is female.
Forget Myrtle. After a short two hour drive (150 miles) down Interstate 40 East, you will arrive in Wilmington, NC the quaint seaside historic capital of North Carolina on the Cape Fear River.
There is a new joint for Durham burger afficionados to check out.
Sean Lilly Wilson wants to convert you into a Southern beer drinker.
For all of its various degree-granting programs and departments, a noticeable void exists at Duke: the Master of Fine Arts. But a new interdisciplinary program seeks to remedy that and forever...
The logic of Durham dining is a bit bourgeoisie. Magnolia Grill is a spore of the fine dining scene.
The Chronicle has a history of being produced by undergraduates. Towerview, this stack of papers affiliated with The Chronicle, has a (much shorter) history of being produced by The Chronicle’s...
The lacrosse house is gone, but the memories and turmoil surrounding the famed case live on. The infamous house fell to the ground less than two months after the Duke men’s lacrosse team won its...
Durham bars, restaurants and pub’s serving top-notch cocktails & accessible via the new Bull City Connector Bus
Two wheels, a spoke and a chain are the hippest transport accessories this fall.
Dan Certner, Trevor Ragan and Shaan Puri, members of the recently-graduated Class of 2010, appeared like typical college graduates. Their career paths were standard for Duke grads: Dan was ready...
In July 2009, Anna Lieb went for an early morning run through the Sarah P. Duke Gardens. Suddenly Lieb, an undergraduate researcher in a Duke laboratory, witnessed a sight she felt she might have...
What do you know about the arts at Duke? This isn’t rhetorical. Think about it. But whatever comes to mind, if it doesn’t involve the Smith Warehouse, is incomplete.
Describing Robert Lefkowitz’s research journey is like tracing the construction of a house. This particular house, however, has a rather unusual foundation: cellular receptor biology.
Revolution may still be new to the Durham food scene, but it has already established itself as one of the area’s finest restaurants.
Duke was one of three institutions awarded the Presidential Award for Service to Youth from Disadvantaged Circumstances from the Corporation for National and Community Service in early February...