Challah is a traditional braided bread eaten on Shabbat, the Jewish sabbath as well as major Jewish holidays.

Makovsky spoke this week at the Rudnick Lecture, "Israel-Palestine: Conflict and Conversations."

Fifty-four Duke researchers among most influential in their fields.

Kanaan comes to Duke from Lebanon, where she met students who were teaching SAT skills as part of a DukeEngage program.

The film festival screened 34 films for its 34 th year as one of only a few festivals that focus on films from Latin America and the Caribbean.

Finamore, senior strategic director for Asia at the National Resource Defense Council, spoke last week during Energy Week at Duke.

A new international study suggests major shifts are taking place in phytoplankton populations that form the base of the ocean’s food web.

The public lecture will focus on Power’s newly released memoir, “The Education of an Idealist.”

Who has the right to shape what America is? This was the question posed by Ravi Bellamkonda, dean of the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University, to an audience attending the event.

In honor of National Native American Heritage Month, Duke University Libraries is co-sponsoring with the Native American Student Alliance a Collection Spotlight this month called “Native Americans: A Present-Tense People.”