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Campus Council members celebrated the end of the year by studying Room Pix results and reviewing accomplishments at their last general body meeting of the semester Thursday night.
The University may owe the federal government more than $1.6 million, according to a report released by the Office of the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Sophomore Mike Lefevre spends hours every night responding to students who e-mail him about buses not being on time, specific menu requests and other day-to-day campus living concerns.
When Charlotte Stoute is anxious about a test, she struggles to control her mind before her disordered thoughts do.
The University received Sunday the highest federal recognition a school can earn for commitment to service-learning and civic engagement.
Students who might have otherwise felt "orphaned" on West Campus can now consider Kilgo Quadrangle for their new home-.
Distracted? According to a recent study, many of the students who self-medicate do so without prescriptions to put them back on track in their courses.
Despite the darkening financial horizon, University officials said the arts have not yet been yanked out of Duke's programming spotlight.
An observant bird flying over Duke Forest today would notice several white rings protruding from the tree tops-but perhaps not for much longer.
A proposed "evergreen" lease that would extend Duke University Health System's contract with Durham County's Durham Regional Hospital could plant the seeds of technological advancement at the community hospital, Duke and county officials said.
The newspaper you hold in your hand has not changed dramatically since the 1970s. But the business side that makes The Chronicle's content possible has evolved to sustain Duke's student newspaper over the years.
The Freewater presentation of Disney's "The Little Mermaid" made a splash with about 450 students, as they made the sing-along a "part of their world" Friday night.
Duke will soon be home to the new Center for Environmental Implications of NanoTechnology, the University announced Wednesday.
Seven years ago today, the impact in New York City, Washington and Shanksville, Pa. reverberated throughout the nation and pierced the hearts and minds of Americans.
Freshmen, beware: Marketplace brunches, Midnight Breakfasts and late-night pizza orders-staples of the first-year experience-often do not bode well for the waistline.
The field of global health did not exist when current Duke students' parents went to college. In fact, Duke's Global Health Institute did not exist when the senior class first came to campus in 2005. As DGHI approaches its 20-month birthday in November, Director Dr. Michael Merson elucidates the emerging global health curriculum and distinguishes Duke from other universities.-
Forget "top 10" status-Duke ranks as the 80th best undergraduate institution in the country, according to the first-annual America's Best Colleges list released by Forbes.com.
On the playing field of gender relations, do men have a strategic disadvantage in reading women's emotions?
Undergraduate student voices should play an immediate role in planning the new Central Campus, Dean of Undergraduate Education Steve Nowicki told a gathering of five students in the Gilbert-Addoms Down Under Tuesday night.
An investigation into probation officers responsible for Laurence Lovette and Demario Atwater reveals many hands but not enough "hands-on" supervision.
