Brodhead Discusses Obama's Bracket With Love
From The Chronicle's off-lead story, about President Richard Brodhead's recent trip to Washington to discuss education and healthcare and meet with Duke-affiliated politicos:
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From The Chronicle's off-lead story, about President Richard Brodhead's recent trip to Washington to discuss education and healthcare and meet with Duke-affiliated politicos:
A fifteen-year-old male has been arrested and charged with common-law robbery for robbing two Duke graduate students on Morreene Road Monday, Kammie Michael, Durham Police Department Information Officer, wrote in an e-mail to The Chronicle.
At the peak of midterm season, problems with a storage array sidelined wireless Internet access and kept students from accessing Duke Web sites Tuesday evening.
A student sustained minor injuries when he was run over by a car while sleeping in the walk-up line for tonight's matchup with UNC, ABC Eyewitness News reported Wednesday.
The Duke University Police Department arrested a man for an attempted burglary in a West Campus residence hall Saturday morning, Vice President for Student Affairs Larry Moneta wrote in an e-mail to students Saturday.
Even the slightest shift in higher education rankings provokes many questions on campus: Why did Duke's position change? How far ahead is the Harvard-Yale-Princeton triumvirate? What can Duke do to stay on the upswing?
It's amazing how quickly Dukies can burn through food points. But this week, many students knew their appetites were no match for their DukeCard records.
Democrats made inroads in a number of Republican strongholds this election, but Duke too may be turning states blue.
Duke's regular decision applications swelled by a whopping 17 percent this year. But statistics are sometimes noted for their dishonesty, and the admissions numbers can be an especially complicated calculus. How is an English major supposed to make sense of it all?! With help from Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Christoph Guttentag, of course.
The voice of Reynolds Price reverberated in the Chapel once more last week.
The first warm day in what was technically still winter, I watched in disbelief as a spiritual portraitist worked her alleged magic at the 2011 Mind Body Spirit Expo, a traveling convention of psychics and other new-age practitioners.
Back when the quickest way to get to Duke was by horse and buggy, Miriam Wilson Jacks liked to sleep in a feather bed at the edge of her family cemetery.
To enter Reynolds Price’s home, you must pass through a wall of windows.
When Duke alum Wil Weldon saw Reynolds Price in mid-December for what he did not yet know would be the last time, his former professor gave him a stern warning.
A pilot program will offer students the chance to divide their time between Durham and a foreign country, blend classroom learning with civic engagement and gain advanced proficiency in a new language—all in the span of one year.
In early October, an unsavory Powerpoint that Karen Owen, Trinity ’10, intended to be seen by three friends spread from campus listservs to the blogosphere to the Today Show and The New York Times.
After a raunchy PowerPoint detailing the sexual encounters of a Duke alumna went viral, some sympathetic Dukies found themselves asking a rhetorical question: Could it get any worse?
Tailgate ended not with a bang, but a whimper.
The University voluntarily canceled three clinical trials that drew from the research of Dr. Anil Potti, a cancer researcher whose research is currently under investigation.
When W.S. Merwin walked into room 328 of the Allen Building to teach a master class Thursday afternoon, he found each one of his pupils sitting before an illuminated screen, poised to take notes.