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CRIME WAVE SWEEPS DURHAM
Grad student killed in off-campus apartment
by Chelsea Allison in News
A Duke graduate student was found shot to death at 11:30 p.m. Friday inside his home at The Anderson Apartments, just 1.6 miles from West Campus.
Man blows up 9th St. house in suicide attempt
by Shreya Rao
The Fall 2007 Trinity graduate said he was half-awake when he stumbled outside his shaking house around 9 a.m. to see a one-story home engulfed in 15- to 20-foot flames just three houses away from his Ninth Street home.
Spate of robberies hits areas around campus
by Wenjia Zhang
A string of events-including the death of a graduate student by gunshot, a near-robbery of a recent graduate and two armed robberies-has left students questioning the strength of existing off-campus security measures this weekend.
Edelman speech caps MLK events
by Eugene Wang
The influence of youth could be felt across campus this weekend as the University hosted events commemorating the life of Martin Luther King Jr.
Duke retires Harding's jersey
Former player of the year joins Alana Beard in Cameron rafters
by Lauren Kobylarz
Lindsey Harding walked onto the hardwood at Cameron Indoor Stadium Sunday, not in hightops, but in heels.
8 seniors named Young Trustee semifinalists
by Kevin Lincoln and Joe Clark
The Young Trustee Nominating Committee selected eight seniors as semifinalists for one of the University's most prestigious undergraduate positions at the University Monday night.
Recruits keep students out in cold during game
by Rob Copeland
All season long, the threat has been clear: pack Cameron Indoor Stadium for men's basketball games, or undergraduates risk losing some of their coveted courtside seats.
WebMail users pwned by hax3rs
by Staff Reports
The Office of Information Technology alerted Duke WebMail users Saturday about a series of bogus e-mails being sent to various Duke mail accounts since Friday night.
Seniors to stay in Few
News briefs
by Staff Reports
Contrary to previous statements, graduating seniors living in Few Quadrangle will be allowed to stay in their rooms until after commencement, Residence Life and Housing Services announced Friday.
