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Whether they initiate a club for scuba diving enthusiasts or an organization lobbying for the legalization of marijuana, Duke students have developed a reputation for starting new clubs--so much so, in fact, that a new task force is considering whether to increase the requirements for new groups and consolidate the 300-plus undergraduate organizations that exist.
For years, Edens Quadrangle has had a reputation as the Trent Drive Hall of West Campus--an inhospitable haven for unlucky sophomores and a sentence to daily 10-minute walks along unlit paths.
Promoting a sense of community between three distinct groups can be a daunting task, but one which University officials hope has been achieved by the year-old Trinity Heights housing development.
There's a treasure chest buried on East Campus--and it's full of art.
Duke Student Government executive vice presidential candidate Jason Joannou withdrew from consideration Thursday night, leaving junior Justin Ford as the sole candidate in the race.
Once used as a creative haven for students and faculty, the Craft Center may soon be forced to reduce its program availability if it is unable to secure sufficient funding to renovate its East Campus facility.
Administrators plan to renovate the North Building to provide a more permanent home for the Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology in the heart of the scientific community.
A theft last summer at Perkins Library has led to the installation of two 24-hour security cameras and forced library officials to seek more secure ways to set up the library's numerous exhibits.
