Medical malpractice trial against Duke postponed
The wait for the Anil Potti trial has gotten a little bit longer, courtesy of the flu.
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The wait for the Anil Potti trial has gotten a little bit longer, courtesy of the flu.
As its first year comes to a close, residents of the Friendship House—which unites Duke Divinity students and individuals with developmental and learning disabilities under one roof—reflect on the project as a success.
____simple_html_dom__voku__html_wrapper____>A former U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan and former military general brought a dual perspective on U.S. involvement in Afghanistan to the Sanford School of Public Policy Thursday evening.
Gov. Pat McCrory has taken initiative to pay public school teachers more, but some educators say he is not going far enough to retain teachers.
English doctoral candidate Bill Hunt said he would better the University’s student environment for his peers as a graduate young trustee.
For the first time, the National Pan-Hellenic Council, representing historically black fraternities and sororities, is offering a Spring Week to increase its visibility on campus due to its expansion and Fall Week success.
A new reclamation pond near Erwin Road is expected to lower Duke’s environmental footprint once it is completed next summer.
HackDuke—the first 24-hour hack-a-thon at Duke—assembled students and individuals from the American tech community earlier this month, resulting in innovative new technology created in just a day.
Campus Breakfast Delivery will bring Refectory breakfast to students’ doors on West and Central Campuses beginning next semester.
The categorization of slaves as property may have been more of a convenience than an accurate reflection of slaves' status.
Duke students can look forward to an incentive to exploring different dining venues in Durham.
The categorization of slaves as property may have been more of a convenience than an accurate reflection of slaves' status.
North Carolina has the second most heavy equipment thefts in the country, according to a report published by the National Insurance Crime Bureau.
Junior Tara Trahey was running on Campus Drive from West Campus to East Campus this past Spring, when a man started following her in his car.
Students and alumni came together Friday evening in an informal conversation session with Kelly Brownell, dean of the Sanford School of Public Policy.
A study on birds’ brains could lead to a greater understanding of the human brain.
Cardboard boxes and volunteers littered the Chapel Quad as students beat the world record for the largest structure constructed with only boxes and tape.
Depression screenings held on campus Thursday elucidated the difficulty of treating students with symptoms of depression.