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Duke professor’s new book explores freedom and diversity
This free process of arranging diverse elements by merit in a hierarchy is how nature finds successful solutions to problems.
Opinion
Duke Law’s PreLaw Fellowship shifts language, stays race conscious
Racial proxies — a term for the use of non-racial characteristics to distinguish by race — have occupied an uncertain position in American civil rights law since the 2023 Students for Fair Admissions decision.
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Feds order Duke University to address alleged racial discrimination
HHS demands Duke University cooperate with federal probe into widespread racial discrimination at Duke School of Medicine and other Duke Health entities.
News
Some NC international college students seeing visas unexpectedly being revoked
Some international students’ visas are being revoked unexpectedly at colleges and universities across the country, including four in North Carolina.
Opinion
On sacrificing truth to narrative: Duke Lacrosse accuser’s long-overdue apology
Duke Lacrosse accuser now says she "made up a story that wasn't true" to get "validation from people." And there was an entire network of people ready and waiting to validate a story like this.
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Experts forecast Democratic House and GOP Senate in 2024 congressional races
Two seasoned political experts who have worked on presidential campaigns — one as George W. Bush’s chief of staff — spoke at Duke University recently, sharing their insights on the upcoming federal election races and the notable increase in early voter turnout this year. In their predictions for which party might gain control of the...
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Study: Flipped party order on ballots misleads NC voters
Authors of a new study on ballot design conclude that variable ballot orders and party labeling patterns mislead a substantial portion of North Carolina voters.
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Doctor fired from Duke for resisting DEI agenda says majority of colleagues agree
Dr. Conger, whose been a doctor at Duke for 12 years, questioned the science of racism being considered a health crisis. He said most of his colleagues in the emergency department felt the same way, but they wouldn’t speak up.
Opinion
Why are students demonstrating for Hamas terrorists on NC campuses?
If you’ve been on a North Carolina college campus in recent days, you likely heard chants like “Israel is a terrorist state,” “from the river to the sea,” “How many kids did you kill today?,” intifada revolution,” “glory to the martyrs,” “queers for Palestine,” and other provocative and ignorant slogans. These protesters chant while waving...
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NC hospitals debt collection practices targeted in new report
A new report from Duke University School of Law researchers and the state treasurer’s office reveals the ways that medical debt collection practices by North Carolina hospitals are harming residents.
Opinion
Some associate degrees have big payoffs
Suppose you are about to graduate from a North Carolina high school. Your grades are good but not great, and your primary goal after graduation is to get the schooling you need for a fulfilling career with good earnings potential. Should you head off to university or enroll in your local community college? For many...
Opinion
Duke must answer for false race allegation
It’s been nearly two weeks since BYU Women’s Volleyball fans were accused of repeated acts of racism by Duke University during a match. After two weeks with zero evidence that this horrific allegation occurred, Duke University is obligated to fully admit the toxic, incendiary allegation that the Duke University Women’s Volleyball team was repeatedly harassed...
