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Byline: Chris Kuo Duke has the capacity to deliver 25,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines per week, Chancellor for Health Affairs A. Eugene Washington said at a Monday conversation with administrators. [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo The Arts and Sciences Council, Trinity's faculty governance body, approved on Thursday a proposal to expand voluntary S/U grading for the spring 2021 semester. The proposal, introduced [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo Democratic challenger Cal Cunningham has conceded to Republican incumbent Sen. Thom Tillis in the U.S. Senate race for North Carolina. Cunningham's concession concludes a chaotic race during [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo It was a moment of catharsis for Durham residents, an impulsive outpouring of hope and joy and relief. Gathered at the intersection of West Main Street and [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo For those pining for satisfactory/unsatisfactory grading, keep your fingers crossed: It may be easier to get one of those stress-relieving S's in the spring in the Trinity [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo On Sunday, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden encouraged Durhamites to vote in what he called the 'most important election in our lifetimes.' 'The very soul of this [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo Good news for history buffs: A proposal for a new history minor has passed another hurdle to becoming part of the Trinity curriculum. The Arts and Sciences [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo Cries of 'Say her name, Breonna Taylor!' rang outside the Durham police department headquarters, where more than 100 protesters, dressed in black, congregated in front of the [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo First-year Henry Coleman III, a member of the men's basketball team, stood on a small platform. 'Last night, I wrote this out of pain, out of anger,' [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo A panel of Duke leaders discussed COVID-19 and campus life Friday morning in one of the first live discussions regarding the pandemic since the University shifted online [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo Two men, both wearing protective masks, stood atop the East Campus bridge Monday morning and unfurled a banner announcing workers' demands as the University prepares for students [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo Parker Martin, a master's student in the Sanford School of Public Policy, has a copy of LIFE magazine hanging on the wall of his bedroom, depicting the [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo Young people can help change a system that perpetuates racial inequality by donating or protesting--and heading to the polls. That was just one of the messages given [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo A student has filed a class action lawsuit against Duke, alleging that the University 'financially damaged' students by switching to remote learning without refunding tuition and student [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo 'Teeth are not luxury bones!' Brandishing a microphone, Austin Wadle, second-year engineering doctoral candidate and co-chair of the Duke Graduate Student Union, shouted into it and jabbed [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo What happens when you bring a former rock band guitarist together with a former U.S. ambassador? Duke's China-U.S. summit did just that, organizing a spotlight conversation Feb. [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo Sleep, social life or school: Pick two. Trying to balance academics, extracurriculars and busy social lives, Duke students often neglect their mental health. On Monday night, leaders [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo With early voting in the North Carolina primary opening Feb. 13, many students will cast votes in the coming weeks for their presidential candidate of choice. But [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo Young Trustee finalist Ibrahim Butt, a senior, seeks to empower marginalized voices, a mission that he has sustained from his high school involvement in the United Kingdom [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo Jim Steinberg, former United States deputy secretary of state under President Barack Obama, discussed U.S.-China relations and analyzed the current situation between what he described as a [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo Eric Lorber, a former American Grand Strategy graduate fellow, defended the use of economic sanctions in statecraft at a Monday event hosted by the AGS program and [...]

Byline: Chris Kuo A Wake County court ruled Sept. 3 that North Carolina's state legislative maps displayed an unconstitutional form of partisan gerrymandering, ordering the state legislature to redraw maps [...]