In "The Closing of the American Mind," Allan Bloom writes of the American University as having made its educational aim to teach the relativity of truth; to teach students that the only...
Will kegs be banned on campus? Once again, the alcohol policy committee discussed the feasibility of limiting campus alcohol distribution in a meeting yesterday.
Rising crime and the publicity surrounding the shooting death of a Durham teenager have sparked an increased interest in the purchase of handguns among Durham citizens.
Julianna Dudas felt like she was wasting her time.
Artist Livia Stein confirms that simplicity in art can be very provocative.
The University is currently in the process of reevaluating its smoking policy for campus dining facilities.
In the past week I was both greatly impressed and disappointed with the Rape Awareness movement.
In the aftermath of the tragic attacks that occurred in September, the nation's largest newspapers have devoted countless articles to answering the questions that are on the minds of Americans: Who...
Yesterday marked 25 years since the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., a man whose life and legacy remain a challenge to people of all races.
Define Duke: this is what the University is trying to do in its renewed attempts to draft a statement of its mission.
What makes Wendy Lyons a special tennis player?.
For the ninth-ranked lacrosse team, this weekend's journey to the Spring Shoot Out in Long Island, New York, represented the longest road trip of the season.
The third-ranked women's tennis team fell to Florida Saturday in an explosive matchup between two of the nation's elite tennis programs.
I would like to make two clarifications regarding the article "GPSC approves new ticket policy for basketball games" in the Mar. 22 issue.
A year ago, Kal Vepuri was riding the roller coaster we call the stock market.
Competing in the Lynchburg Track Classic at Lynchburg College in Virginia this weekend, the men's track team posted an impressive effort, setting a series of season and personal bests.
About 3,115 high school seniors may have a little extra something to smile about this week. A few other students may not be so happy.
Take a walk around campus, and try to spot the greeks.
For most proponents of abortion rights, this summer's debate over human embryonic stem-cell research did not present much of a debate at all: If embryos are not living humans, then their...
