After the Sept. 11 terror attacks, many expected American houses of worship to be jammed with parishioners seeking refuge, community and a place to grieve. Read the ...

After hundreds of millions of years of evolution, songbirds and humans continue to share things in common: Both learn to sing ...

Broken or disrupted circuits in the brain contribute to many neurological disorders. Scientists at Duke University have ...

Food isn’t just about taste, it’s a fascinating intersection of biology, chemistry and data collection. In this series, we ...

Caption Volunteers with the SAFE Infant Feeding Team sort through boxes of donated infant formula in Asheville, N.C., in the ...

A Bass Connections team is working to understand how rising temperatures are shaping health and livelihoods in ...

Jenise Washington wasn’t sure if she had time to participate in the Duke Leadership Academy this year. Washington, a Finance ...

Your time off has a story. Show us how it looks. This summer, what you do away from work can do more than recharge you. It ...

At Duke University, two researchers are studying what happens when heat changes fungi at the most fundamental level and ...

Across the United States and around the world, extreme heat events are becoming more frequent, more intense and longer ...

Faith leaders in the Carolinas now have access to new resources for supporting their communities in the face of these more ...

Duke Human Resources is introducing an HR chatbot called Ask CHRIS (Chat with HR Information Systems) designed to deliver ...