Two multicultural fraternities convened a panel Thursday with Duke workers to discuss campus discrimination and draw attention to the contributions of minority labor at the University.
Vincent Price will be inaugurated as Duke's 10th President in a campus-wide celebration on Thursday.
At its first meeting of the year, the Arts and Sciences Council pledged to continue reviewing curriculum reforms, but without a clearly-defined deadline.
At a lecture Tuesday, a medical anthropologist from the University of Arizona discussed the process of facial feminization surgery in the context of the United States’ healthcare system.
International students have spoken out in the past about the unique struggles they face, and now Duke is moving forward on initiatives to address those concerns.
After almost a week of settling in on campus, the Class of 2021 received a warm welcome Saturday from a Duke icon.
Samuel DuBois Cook, Trustee Emeritus and the first tenured African American professor at Duke, passed away in May 2017. Fifty-one years after he first joined Duke's faculty, his colleagues remember the legacy the "towering figure" left behind.
The two inaugural Duke-Makerere scholars are continuing to adapt to life at the University, after coming to Duke from Kampala, Uganda to study biomedical engineering.
Graduate students exercised their right to protest Thursday on Abele Quad. The Graduate Student Union held yoga classes and collected petition signatures over the revocation of free gym access for fourth and fifth year graduate students.
Alumni visiting campus this weekend were greeted by several changes—the renovated West Union, a new Student Health and Wellness Center and a new president-elect.
Former Duke star Grant Hill is one of the 14 members of the newly established Commission on College Basketball.
