Dean Hays to step down at end of next year
After serving as dean for five years, Dean of the Divinity School Richard Hays will step down at the end of the 2015-16 academic year.
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After serving as dean for five years, Dean of the Divinity School Richard Hays will step down at the end of the 2015-16 academic year.
A meal at the Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club is always a treat, but students with extra food points at the end of the Spring semester have the opportunity to use these points for charitable purposes.
A sign posted on the quadrangle in front of the Chapel addressing Duke’s dependence on the labor of people of color was removed Wednesday night.
The Duke University Store served throngs of fans Tuesday anxious to buy championship gear the day after the title game.
Duke's calendar for academic year 2015-16 has shifted—with students set to receive five additional days of winter break, and graduation scheduled for five days later than this year.
Junior Keizra Mecklai’s recent victory in the Duke Student Government presidential election will make her the fourth consecutive female student body president—a promising sign for female leadership on campus, though the environment is far from perfect, some say.
Initiatives to assist students in recovering from alcohol addiction are becoming increasingly common in universities throughout the country.
Junior Tucker Albert aims to foster a greater sense of community on campus if elected as Duke Student Government president.
Inhalants known as whip-its have a growing presence in Duke's mainstream social culture—but though they are legal, they are more dangerous than many realize, experts claim.
Although classes were canceled Tuesday, essential campus staff members continued to work to meet students’ needs.
For the second year in a row, the personal checks concert in Krzyzewskiville has been canceled due to inclement weather.
A petition denouncing recent housing guidelines that require 30 percent of selective living group and greek housing residents to be upperclassmen has gained support from many student groups, including Duke Student Government.
Although it is still only serving 75 percent of its target total meals, Penn Pavilion has seen 4 percent growth since January 2014.
Three years after the policy was announced, Housing, Dining and Residential Life will be enforcing the mandate that 30 percent of residents in selective living groups and greek housing be upperclassmen.
After six-month search process, Bernadette Brown has been named the new director of the Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity.
As Duke continues placing increased emphasis on preparing students for futures in the arts, the expansiveness and reach of its programming has followed suit.
Playing chess comes so naturally to senior Kassa Korley that he cannot even remember how he first learned the game.
An 18.23 percent spike in violent crime for the first 10 months of 2014 can be partially attributed to a cycle of gang violence, according to a report by the Durham Police Deparment.
For 33 years, Larry Hester's world was dark—but thanks to a "bionic eye" implanted by Duke Eye Center, he is now getting a second chance at sight.
For Mental Health Awareness Week, Duke's Counseling and Psychological Services aims to spark campus conversation on well-being—but one led by students, not administrators.