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In the shadow of President Richard Brodhead's Tuesday night press conference, Ron Campbell, an independent human sexuality educator, presented Sexual Assault Prevention Week's second keynote address. Campbell's discussion focused on the critical role of socialization in regards to sexual assault.
Visit Russ Ferguson’s website and one will be greeted by the pulsating rhythm of “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” and the promise of a better, student-centered and innovative Duke community.
In an era of heightened student expectations, student facilities have become an important component in the race for universities to “keep up with the Joneses”—especially when there is already a long and strong history of competition among institutions, as is the case between Duke and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Last December The Duke Endowment—the private foundation created in 1924 by University founder James B. Duke that is not affiliated with the University or the Duke University Endowment—proudly announced that it could count itself among a handful of American charitable trusts to have given away a total of more than $2.3 billion.
Students come to Duke looking for expanded opportunities. Junior Garrett Bean saw one, grabbed it and is now one of the few 20 year-olds who can call himself the founder, president and CEO of his own private enterprise—Gourmet Dining and Bakery, LLC.
Despite the lack of an official, large scale campaign-such as the Campaign for Duke, which raised more than $2.3 billion between 1996 and 2003-the University has raked in a substantial portion of its $270 million fiscal year goal.
Senior Jonathan Bigelow is not embarrassed to admit he is a “Duke dork.” So it is no surprise that the former president of the Duke University Union is eager to continue his relationship with the University well past commencement—potentially as a Young Trustee.
Although both men and women hold campus leadership positions, men dominate the ranks of policy-making organizations while women hold most leadership positions in personal-oriented groups.
Sarah Vowell, the voice of The Incredibles teenage superhero spoke to a packed Griffith Film Theater Wednesday night about the quirks of forgotten American history and popular culture.
Some students, especially those from swing states like Ohio and Florida, have opted to take advantage of absentee ballots in hopes that their votes will have a stronger impact in their home states than in North Carolina. But many are still wary that their votes might not be counted accurately.
Although it’s been nearly a decade since Duke students have had an elementary school recess, many now embrace one of their all-time favorite pastimes: dodgeball.
World-renowned economics expert Jagdish Bhagwati spoke to a packed house in Reynolds Theater Friday, defending an innovative breed of globalization that encompasses human rights. Bhagwati, who has written dozens of books and hundreds of articles, founded two economics journals and served as a high-level advisor to United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan, spoke as part of the economics department’s Johnson Distinguished Lecture Series.
