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Chemerinsky loses offer at UC-Irvine
Deanship rescinded due to political views
by Shreya Rao in News
Less than one week ago, Professor of Law Erwin Chemerinsky was slated to be the first dean of the University of California-Irvine's new Donald Bren School of Law, which will open in 2009.
Law school construction aims for 21st-century feel
by Diana Sheldon
The School of Law's construction project is entering its final year.
DA choice may be unlawful
Office of governor defends appointment
by Caroline McGeough
Newly-appointed Durham District Attorney David Saacks may be ineligible to hold office, according to a law Gov. Mike Easley signed last month requiring that all appointed officials be capable of voting for the position they hold.
Crystals cause VA explosion scare
by Nate Freeman
Durham County Emergency Management dispatched a bomb squad to remove potentially explosive material Wednesday from a storage building at the Durham Veterans Affairs Medical Center Wednesday afternoon.
Refectory grows in popularity
by Ashley Holmstrom
In the cozy lower floor of the Divinity School, increasing numbers of students have sought shelter in the homemade meals and the calm atmosphere of the Refectory Cafe.
Nich School dean brings political edge
by Joe Clark
When Bill Chameides retired from what he called a "standard scientific career" at the Georgia Institute of Technology, he chose to do more to move environmental issues forward in the political realm.
Dean Nowicki lays out plans for fall agenda
Duke student government
by Shuchi Parikh
Duke Student Government representatives had the opportunity to meet Dean of Undergraduate Education Steve Nowicki at the organization's meeting Wednesday night.
6 N.C. schools fall short of academic benchmarks
by Cosette Wong
But if academic prowess counted, the team-with one of the highest graduation rates in the country-would sweep any tournament
