The anointing of Kara Lawson, from Duke’s March Madness success to Team USA coach

Lawson has earned her bona fides. Now, as she leads Duke's resurgence, she's also been entrusted with the biggest job in ...
Duke Pratt School of Engineering

Hai “Helen” Li Named American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow

Li was recognized for contributions to the hardware design and implementation of machine learning algorithms, their ...
Duke Today

Duke Appoints David Zaas as Health System CEO

David Zaas, M.D., MBA, a seasoned academic health care executive and physician scientist with a long history in Durham, will ...
The Chronicle

GPSG passes bills to introduce office hours and change election eligibility

Duke Graduate and Professional Student Government passed two bills and heard a presentation by the Office of Climate and ...
The Chronicle

Committee releases 45-page report charting Duke’s path forward on generative AI

The committee, formed by the Provost’s Initiative on AI, used its report to make recommendations for how the University can ...
IEEE

Results of a Gamification University Experience for Teaching Web Programming: The “Alice in Codeland” Project

Abstract: “Alice in Codeland” is a gamified course designed to introduce Web programming through HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP, incorporating game mechanics inspired by Haro Aso’s “Alice in ...
IEEE

The Impact of Applying GenAI in Scratch Programming on University Students' Computational Thinking

Abstract: Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) is one of the widely applied AI technologies in programming education. However, the impact of applying GenAI in Scratch on university students' ...
Case Western Reserve University

Participate in the second annual RFB Programming Competition

Case Western Reserve University undergraduate students are invited to participate in the second annual RFB Programming Competition, with the chance to win up to $50,000. All active Case Western ...
Yakima Herald-Republic

Paleontologist and lecturer Jack Horner ‘no longer with’ Chapman University after appearing in Epstein files

John “Jack” Horner, lecturer and famed paleontological adviser for the first five “Jurassic Park” films, is “no longer with” Southern California's Chapman University, the parting following his ...