Researchers at the Duke Human Vaccine Institute have recently developed a tool that more accurately discerns new HIV infections from long-standing ones.
Even though President Vincent Price began his presidential duties back in July, the inauguration on Oct. 5 officially marks Price’s commencement at Duke University.
Shea Ramirez holds many positions—she's a tax preparer, an owner of a model and talent agency, a founder of a nonprofit and a mother of six teenage daughters.
According to research by a Duke alumnus, the eight Confederate soldiers onboard the H.L. Hunley—the world’s first submarine to sink an enemy warship—were killed by the submarine’s own weapon.
There is a classic trope that Asians often choose careers in STEM fields, but have you ever wondered why?
Gov. Roy Cooper's new budget proposal places a heavy emphasis on education spending.
Amid sophomore men's soccer player Ciaran McKenna's lawsuit against the University, Duke's sexual misconduct policy and hearings process has come under scrutiny.
Distractions bombard us from every direction—from flashing lights at a traffic intersection to Facebook notifications in class.
Senior Uzoma Ayogu emphasizes his understanding of the wide Duke experience and his enterprising spirit in his campaign for undergraduate Young Trustee.
With their striped black-and-white tails, ring-tailed lemurs are one of the most iconic and easily-recognizable lemur species. Yet a recent Duke study reveals that there are only about 2,000 ring-tailed lemurs left across 32 sites in Madagascar—a 95 percent decrease in their population since 2000.
