Gardens sustain heavy ice damage
It was a classic battle of Mother Nature vs. Mother Earth.
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It was a classic battle of Mother Nature vs. Mother Earth.
With its own electricity supply secure this weekend, the University served as an oasis and a refuge to off-campus students, Durham residents, city employees and faculty and staff who were left without power following last Wednesday's severe ice storm.
More pictures of the snowfall.
They got the venue, they got the date and they got the cause. The thing they couldn't get was the band.
When the Tony Award-winning musical Fosse danced its way into Page Auditorium Wednesday night, more than 350 students were among the sold-out crowd on hand to witness the work of legendary dancer, choreographer and director Bob Fosse.
Dr. Danny Jacobs, a specialist in gastrointestinal surgery, was named chair of the department of surgery at Duke University Medical Center, officials announced Wednesday.
Two of the University's most powerful faculty governance committees could undergo major changes next year under a proposed restructuring that will be presented at Thursday's Academic Council meeting.
Despite speculation that, after a recent University investigation, Theta Chi fraternity could be the next greek organization to dissolve itself or be kicked off campus, the Edens Quad fraternity rests on solid ground, officials said Monday.
Maintaining the status quo, a new athletics department mission statement is conceding defeat for the foreseeable future in one of the prestigious measures of collegiate athletic programs.
One just broke the story of the most recent scandal in American business; the other has become one of the most-quoted legal experts on corporate scandals.
Campus Council tabled a controversial resolution concerning on-campus safety and sexual assault at its meeting Thursday night, hoping to give students another week to express their opinions on the issue.
Eliminating 50 faculty positions over the next five years is a worst-case scenario for dealing with a projected Arts and Sciences budget deficit, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences William Chafe stressed in a press conference Tuesday.
This is the fifth story in a five-part series on Duke's 20 years of research and social work against AIDS.
Duke Student Government legislators voted unanimously to keep the current version of the Student Accessible Course Evaluation System at its general body meeting Wednesday night.
Medical school dean Dr. Sandy Williams has offered the chair of the surgery department to Dr. Danny Jacobs, who holds the same position at Creighton University in Omaha, Neb.
When Peter Lange took over as provost in July 1999, other than the need for a new long-term strategic plan, further development of the sciences and enhanced technology in the classroom, one thing was clear: Something had to be done about the Faculty Commons.
Two years after the launch of the Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy, the University announced the institute's first director Thursday.
The number of scholarships for female athletes climbed a percentage point last year to 41.2 percent, according to a new report released by the University Wednesday.
Director of Parking and Transportation Catherine Reeve addressed a variety of parking concerns at Tuesday's meeting of the Graduate and Professional Student Council.
Students are expressing mixed reactions to news that course evaluations next semester will only be provided online for the classes of those professors who wish to opt-in to the program.