Retired General John Kelly, former White House chief of staff to President Donald Trump, will discuss leading America through global turbulence in Page Auditorium on March 6.
Following complaints from Ace Hardware, Duke Student Government has confiscated all 19 stolen pallets from tenters.
As a part of its new transparency measures, Duke's Board of Trustees will host its first open forum this Wednesday.
The racial history underlying architecture and monuments ranging from Virginia to Chapel Hill, N.C., was discussed at a Tuesday event on campus.
In light of recent events, President Vincent Price condemned racial hatred in an email to all undergraduate students Tuesday.
Fewer women start their careers early in politics than men due in part to their mindset, former state Rep. Deborah Ross said Monday at a Women's Center event.
Duke offers hundreds of undergraduate courses every semester, and it can be hard to sift through them all. So The Chronicle read the course catalog for Spring 2019 and picked out four unusual courses that stood out.
The midterm elections are coming up, and 35 Senate seats, 39 governor’s mansions, the entire House of Representatives and thousands of statewide offices are in play. So take a study break, exercise your civic duty and help put your least favorite congressman out of his job.
Duke has pushed back the Early Decision deadline for applicants who were affected by Hurricane Michael.
Liberal arts education has lost its way, according to essayist and critic William Deresiewicz, and so has America’s latest generation of college students.
