Emma Baccellieri
Faculty have yet to vote on whether or not Duke should offer online courses for credit, but administrators have already signed a contract to do so in the Fall.
Raisa Chowdhury
A student coalition is advocating for greater transparency in the University's endowment, but they were redirected after petitioning to meet with the Board of Trustees.
Jack Mercola
Students from Duke and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill stood in solidarity for those incarcerated at the United States’ Guantanamo Bay detention center.
Elizabeth Djinis
A man was arrested Monday morning after entering three different unlocked Central Campus apartments over the past two weekends.
Maggie Spini
Rates of depression are increasing across college campuses nationwide, and students at Duke face unique risks for mental health.
Anthony Hagouel
The Gullah Geechee Gala—an event hosted Monday evening—celebrated a new summer program which allows Benjamin N. Duke Scholars to live and work with Gullah Geechee groups in Conway, S.C.
Although he had been a diligent student throughout the majority of high school, something shifted for Advait Ghuge, now a senior, before he arrived at Duke.
Carleigh Stiehm
Future Duke Student Government elections will not be bound by campaign timeline constraints or arbitrary spending limits.
Anna Koelsch
As an international service program, DukeEngage faces the challenge of proving that it offers students more than just a free trip abroad.
Georgia Parke
TAASCON featured an entire day of activities intended to facilitate productive discourse and allow students to interact with others concerned with Asian-American issues
YunChu Huang
Students and presenters flocked to TEDxDuke for a sampling of homegrown ideas worth spreading.
Another bomb threat was announced this morning on the Bryan Center, the third the University has experienced this week. UPDATED
Administrators intended in part to offset branding issues presented by the lacrosse scandal through building a program that put Duke in a positive light.
Ryan Zhang
Although the University continually faces a challenge in balancing athletics and academics, it receives high marks for it among its peers.
Hundreds of prospective freshmen visit campus in April for Blue Devil Days to see if Duke is where they want to go.
Students evacuated the Great Hall this morning after a bomb threat was made on the building.
Staff Reports
Sports Medicine received a $20 million donation for expanding programs.
The University’s signature civic engagement program is still encountering challenges as it attempts to bring its ambitious mission to fruition.
After much deliberation, Duke Student Government finalized the Student Organization Finance Committee’s annual budget for the 2013-2014 academic year.
Caroline Michelman
The planned replacement of the bridge near East Campus this summer will require vehicles to find alternate routes.
Aubrey Temple
Some students have said goodbye to Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Jackson and embraced the new cash-free transaction service.
A panel of students and administrators weighed benefits and drawbacks of greek culture on campus following the release of a report by the Greek Culture Initiative.
The Fuqua School of Business is working to push the limits of global education and in doing so, sets itself apart in its pursuit of establishing full degree programs abroad.
Kristie Kim
Despite the presence of three hookah lounges on or near campus, many cite Duke as still having an “underground” hookah culture.
A total of 1,819 ballots were cast in the election, which was postponed due to a technological glitch. The victors included three write-in senatorial candidates.
