Atwater sentenced to life in prison
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The man who admitted to killing former UNC student body president Eve Carson was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday.
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The man who admitted to killing former UNC student body president Eve Carson was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday.
After a close battle with Oklahoma City-based Big Truck Tacos, OnlyBurger fell short of winning the Food Network’s food truck contest, the network announced Sunday night.
To discover how to sustainably meet the global demand for energy, the Fuqua School of Business launched the Center for Energy, Development and the Global Environment Monday.
Duke Student Government President Mike Lefevre vetoed the Senate's decision to defund the Duke College Republicans Friday afternoon. Lefevre's decision came after receiving separate letters of resignation from DCR Chair Carter Boyle and Vice Chair Travis Rapp, both seniors.
Col. Gregory Lusk, an Iraqi war veteran, will lead the North Carolina National Guard starting Oct. 1, Gov. Bev Perdue announced Thursday.
The Duke Student Government Judiciary decided Sunday to hear a new case filed by senior Cliff Satell, who alleges that the Duke College Republicans have been selective in their membership.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates will speak at Reynolds Theater Sept. 29.
Thomas Ross, president of Davidson College, will lead North Carolina’s public university system starting next year.
North Carolina has been named one of 12 applicants slated to receive a share of $4.35 billion in federal funding geared toward education reform.
The Durham Performing Arts Center earned nearly $1.2 million for Durham in its second year of operation, according to the preliminary financial statement released Thursday for the 2009-2010 fiscal year. The city receives 40 percent of the revenue of the Durham Perfoming Arts Center, LLC in accordance with the venue’s operating agreement.
With an international campus underway and increasing student involvement abroad, Duke is launching a year-long initiative to highlight the University’s growing commitment to global development.
For Dukies concerned about how their school stacks up, today's release of the U.S. News and World Report "Best Colleges 2011" brings relatively good news.
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High-profile cancer researcher Anil Potti is accused of falsely claiming to be a Rhodes Scholar.
Juanita Kreps, former secretary of commerce for Jimmy Carter and an economist at Duke, died July 5 in Durham.
John Forlines, a former member of the Board of Trustees and the former president of the Duke Alumni Association, passed away Tuesday at the age of 92.
North Carolina Secretary of State Elaine Marshall won the Democratic nomination for the U.S. senate in a runoff election Tuesday.
The Durham City Council approved its $353.3 million budget for the 2010-2011 fiscal year Monday.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced Tuesday that Robert Steel, Trinity ’73 and former chair of the Board of Trustees, will be the next deputy mayor for economic development.
The Bostock Group, chaired by Roy Bostock, Trinity ’62, has been devising tentative long-term plans for renovating Wallace Wade Stadium and small portions of Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Bostock Study outlines four phases of preliminary construction and showcases the group’s attempts to both modernize Duke’s facilities and maximize revenues.