Nancy Chen

Duke Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) hosted a ‘die-in’ Wednesday evening to honor Palestinians killed in the Israel-Hamas war. During the event, titled “Echoes of Gaza,” speakers orated poems, gave speeches and read the names of individuals killed in the conflict. They largely focused their messaging on calling upon Duke to divest from Israel.

For a couple of hours once a month, one of the museum's galleries is transformed into a bustling drawing studio, filled with people immersed in their creative labor.

M&S Schmalberg's handmade fabric flowers have made their way to runways, red carpets and TV screens across the globe.

League One Volleyball is bringing a new professional women's team to San Francisco in 2027

A new professional women's volleyball team will debut in San Francisco in 2027. We spoke with the chairwoman of LOVB, the league making it all happen, about what to expect from now until opening night.

Northern California teacher, Mr. Ward, is gaining national attention for the way he connects with his students through fashion.

It caught a lot of attention when the San Francisco-based company formerly known as the shoe brand "Allbirds" announced that it was changing its name and focus.

Learn how Informatica reduced data integration pipeline development from days to minutes using generative AI, prompt engineering, and grounding.

Some of the latest robotic technology was on display in San Francisco Thursday for the inaugural AUTONOMOUS conference.

With back-to-school season in full swing, teachers are getting some lessons of their own - from tech companies on how to use AI.