Buy-Sell Orders Can Predict Market's Performance
New research suggests a broad look at buy-sell orders can predict market behavior
Kaplan CEO, N.C. Community College CFO, Discuss Higher Education
The event, at noon Friday, Feb. 24, is free and open to the public
Duke Study: Few Immigrants Go to the Doctor
A Duke professor's findings question the notion that immigrants are healthy until they acclimate to U.S. lifestyle
Nutrition Labeling Law Lowered Nutrition, Improved Taste
New Fuqua study says "junk foods" and smaller brands more likely to improve nutrition of their products
Award Winners Honored at Cook Society Annual Dinner, Feb. 21
Evelyn Schmidt, the retired director of Lincoln Community Health Center, will receive a "Sammie" award
Duke Scholars Join Boycott Against Elsevier
Daubechies is one of the latest to speak out against the practices of large academic publishers
Survey: Organizational Flexibility A New Benefit of Global Outsourcing
Duke Business School Releases Results of New Corporater Client Survey
Infosys Founder to Speak at Duke on Feb. 17
Duke India Business Forum is designed to showcase innovations in technology, entrepreneurship within India
Nasher Museum of Art Presents 'Alexander Calder and Contemporary Art'
New Exhibition Opens Feb. 16
Independent Filmmaker John Sayles to Receive Duke Leaf Award April 21
Pioneer of the 1970s independent film movement honored for environmental themes
Study: Consumers Keep up -- or Down -- With the Joneses During Recession
Social Standards Affect Purchasing Decisions, Duke Study Finds
New Insights Into How to Correct False Knowledge
Educators might be able to help students by correcting inaccurate information then having them practice
retrieving it from memory
Not-So-Lanky Lizards
Caribbean lizards keep traits from their founders even after years of adaptation to their environment
Duke Festival to Spotlight Collisions Between Arts, Humanities and Technology
The second CHAT Festival will be held at Duke Feb. 6 - 9.
Research Studies How People Will React to a Restriction on Rights
Certainty of a restriction is significant in determining how people will respond to enforced limitations on freedom.
Duke Announces Honorary Degree Recipients for 2012
University will award six honorary degrees at its commencement exercises May 13
Electron's Negativity Cut in Half by Supercomputer
Simluations slice an electron in half, a physical process that cannot be done in nature.
Brazile, Norris Highlight Duke's MLK Events
Other events include a film screening, sit-in re-enactment, photo exhibit and volunteer opportunity
NPR Host Michele Norris to Speak Jan. 18 on Race and Her Family History
The co-host of "All Things Considered" will discuss her new memoir during Duke's MLK Commemoration
Tiger Woods & America's 'Racial Treadmill'
A new book by a Duke anthropologist examines the public's reaction to the downfall of golf star Tiger Woods