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After more than a week of working their social skills for upperclassmen, 303 women received bids to join one of the 10 National Panhellenic Conference sororities on campus, Panhellenic Association officers confirmed Sunday night.
A number of legal experts have commended embattled Durham District Attorney Mike Nifong's decision to step down in the Duke lacrosse case, while noting that the changeover may lead to the case's eventual dismissal.
Many law schools may soon alter their policies for reviewing LSAT scores, according to a recent study conducted by Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions.
Cathy Reeve, director of parking and transportation services, announced her resignation in late December, officials confirmed this week. Reeve's resignation will take effect at the end of the month.
Sophomore Claire Crowley passed away the evening of Dec. 23 after she was struck by a car earlier in the day.
In response to requests from a group of community members, the Durham City Council has agreed to postpone the vote on plans for the new Central Campus to Jan. 16, Duke officials recently confirmed.
When Robert Steel, chair of Duke's Board of Trustees, was sworn in as undersecretary of the treasury for domestic finance Oct. 10, he accepted one of the highest-ranking financial positions in Washington.
The process of appointing new deans for the Fuqua School of Business and the School of Law is on track as committees at both schools near the end of their national searches, officials confirmed Monday.
Residential Life and Housing Services released spring semester housing assignments last Wednesday, with about 100 roommate pairs receiving assignments on campus and 24 pairs opting for off-campus housing, officials confirmed Monday.
Like many international students, senior Chu Ci wasn't quite sure what to make of the American holiday of Thanksgiving when he first came to Duke.
Parking policies will be temporarily altered this Thanksgiving break to handle the Nov. 25 football game against the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the office of Parking and Transportation Services said in a statement Wednesday.
Last Friday, members of the Pitchforks, one of Duke's best known a capella groups, were declared the winners of the SoJam regional a capella competition.
Earlier this fall, the Nasher Museum of Art threw the "Nasher Noir," a large-scale soiree designed for undergraduates. But although officials expected a high turnout, they did not predict how popular the event would become.
Rep. David Price, D-Dist. 4, was re-elected Tuesday night to his 10th term in the U.S. House of Representatives, defeating Republican challenger Steve Acuff.
Further details about the alleged victim in the Duke lacrosse rape case have emerged during the past week.
Melissa Hagberg, Trinity '06, passed away Saturday, Oct. 21 at the age of 22.
Soon students will find more than trees and tables on the new West Campus Plaza.
It took only a few hours for the Board of Trustees to unanimously approve "Making a Difference," Duke's most recent strategic plan, at its Sept. 29 meeting.
Despite controversy surrounding its possible demise, tailgate has continued this year with hundreds of students flocking to the Blue Zone's front parking lots before football games.
This month, actress and comedian Amy Sedaris-the creator and star of the cult TV show Strangers with Candy-released her zany but informative guide to entertaining, I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence. Friday, Sedaris will stop off in Durham for a book signing sponsored by The Regulator Bookshop, but earlier this week, recess' Adam Eaglin got some time to question Sedaris on cheese balls, imaginary lovers and life after Strangers with Candy.
