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While speaking in Page Auditorium Tuesday, Mariane Pearl spoke of violence and dialogue: how the latter can help combat the former. And in the hour she spoke, Pearl had far too many words for one printed article. So here is some more of what the journalist had to say about how she learned to value life.
We all remember the excitement of move-in day as freshmen: the seemingly endless traffic approaching East Campus, the overcast sky and hot, humid weather, the frenzy of activity and the countless introductions to new classmates and their families.
The School of Medicine has never taken the creation of a new department lightly.
Alan Schwartz, David Rubenstein and Stephen Pagliuca are just some of the financial titans with Duke ties whose insights appear in a new book by recent Duke graduate David Snider.
After three and a half years with the current Duke University Web site, a new site is set to launch by the end of September, said Michael Schoenfeld, vice president for public affairs and government relations.
The sun shone down over the Taste of Durham Festival in Research Triangle Park Saturday afternoon, providing some welcome relief from the rain and clouds that have frequented Durham in the past few weeks.
At its final general body meeting of the year Tuesday night, the Graduate and Professional Student Council discussed changes concerning next year's graduate student Campout for men's basketball tickets.
With challenges stemming from monetary constraints, it's been a year to remember for The Chanticleer.
Millenials? Echo Boomers? For Generation Y, it's not the name that matters, it's all about the experiences.
Junior Awa Nur was elected president of Duke Student Government for the 2009-2010 academic year in a close race Tuesday.
Two monologues don't make a dialogue.
Retail therapy is for anyone.
The new Mexican dining concept Taco Diablo could drive up to campus as early as Friday night.
Lofts at Lakeview New and flashy, the Lofts at Lakeview will catch anyone's eye. Granite counter-tops, indoor parking, two pools, a 24-hour fitness center and yoga classes are just some of the amenities the Lofts offers. Watch out though, the perks come with a price, literally. But being within walking distance from the hospital, Chipotle and Dunkin Donuts certainly boosts its appeal. Grade: B+
Some juniors searching for housing at Erwin Apartments on Ninth Street have been frustrated by a few policy changes that have limited their options in order to better accommodate all residents.
JuicyCampus.com is no more, leaving students at Duke and Internet surfers afar without the inside scoop--the gossip people dared to anonymously write, regardless of whether it was true or false.
Watching President Barack Obama's inauguration Jan. 20 was especially inspiring and rewarding to senior Sunny Kantha-after all, he worked at Obama's campaign headquarters last summer in Chicago.
You've had the conversation before. Probably dozens of times. And it always ends with that same bemused look on your friend's face: "Wait, you only take four classes a semester?"
Next month, Duke students will have the opportunity to further their education- - not in the classroom, but at a concert with the ex-lead singer of Dispatch.
When students return for classes in August, they may need to brace themselves for shelling out hard-earned summer funds for their syllabi-specified texts.
