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Jennet conant, book about her grandfather, difficult time putting down. Would you please encapsulate the life of your grandfather briefly because he seems to have compressed four or five lives into one lifetime. He did, in fact, he wrote a memoir called my several lives, the only problem with it it was New York Times declared he was a great man and it was a dull book because he was a buttoned down yankee and he didnt reveal too many secrets. My grandfather had extraordinary career because he the...

By both sides of the aisle. This comes over one month before the 12year anniversary of the september 11th attacks, and one year after the attacks in benghazi. Saxby chambliss had this to say on meet the press. There has been an awful lot of chatter out there, very recommend necessa necessary reminiscent of what we saw pre9 11. I can tell you david this is the most serious threat that i have seen in the last several years. David others recall the political use of terror warnings during the bush a...

The wait is over, and the votes are in! Archinects online popularity poll of the Spring 24 architecture school lecture posters we featured in our Get Lectured series just wrapped up, and these winning contenders have emerged: The top prize, with 24.9% of all votes, went to the poster design by...

The Office of the Provost has awarded Intellectual Community Planning Grants to nine projects led by Duke faculty members based in seven schools.

After reviewing publicly disclosed information on Duke’s investment portfolio, industry partnerships and contracts with the U.S. Department of Defense, The Chronicle identified financial ties with Israel and organizations supplying military aid to the nation, primarily for purposes of research and...

The pioneers of this year’s Chron15 list trekked through uncharted territories, revolutionizing academic programs, facilitating safe community building and blazing literal and metaphorical trails across our campus.

Pratt Institute is contemplating a new building to house the School of Architecture, which is primarily housed in Higgins Hall.

Duke University researchers create polymer coating to keep bacteria, barnacles at bay

Regenerating Damaged Nerves with "Pac-Man" Cells

Duke University professor Amanda Randles won for her work with supercomputers and algorithms, creating blood flow simulations to treat patients.