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The Arts and Sciences Council discussed integrating DukeEngage into the curriculum and how the new initiative will affect Duke's study abroad program in the future at its meeting Thursday.
Shashi Tharoor, United Nations under-secretary-general for communications and public information, posed the question "Does the United Nations Have a Future?" to a crowded Fleishman Commons Thursday for the 2007 Terry Sanford Distinguished Lecture.
After improving classrooms and expanding office space in 2005, the School of Law will begin another set of renovations this May.
The Academic Council discussed issues including DukeEngage, the University's first reaccreditation in the 21st century and intellectual property rights at its meeting Thursday.
Paul Rusesabagina, the hotel manager portrayed in the film "Hotel Rwanda" who sheltered more than 1,000 refugees during the Rwandan genocide, spoke to a packed Page Auditorium Wednesday night for the 2007 Crown Lecture in Ethics.
The Writing Studio recently inaugurated E-Tutor, a new program that allows students to submit drafts online and receive comments from tutors without having to go to the Writing Studio.
Since he arrived on campus in Fall 2003, Young Trustee finalist David Snider has refused to let up.
Since 2005, freshmen have had something to do every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night.
Sir Jonathan Sacks, Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth, gave a lecture Thursday to a packed Reynolds Theater titled "The Dignity of Difference: How to Avoid the Clash of Civilizations."
Andrew Young, co-worker and confidant of Martin Luther King, Jr., spoke Sunday to a crowded Duke Chapel as the keynote speaker for the University's 18th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration. Young, a former congressman, mayor and ambassador, discussed the importance of King's mission and the continued necessity of "coming to the table" to discuss issues of race.
The Durham Police Department will present its long-term master facility plan for endorsement by the Durham City Council at a work session today.
Media mogul and philanthropist Ted Turner spoke Monday about issues ranging from the United Nations to his private bison herd in a lighthearted atmosphere at the Fuqua School of Business.
The Duke Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy recently initiated a study called GENErations to explore the potential application of genetic research and to advance the field of pharmacogenetics.
Jeffrey Sachs, a Columbia University professor and director of the United Nations Millennium Project, spoke Friday in a packed Page Auditorium about the pressing issue of extreme poverty while emphasizing the necessity of grassroots solutions.
Since receiving an $8-million grant from the University in April, the Duke Lemur Center has been in the process of planning structural improvements intended to expand its influence and accessibility.
What do "Saved by the Bell," mohawks and Motley Crue have in common? How did Rocky IV contribute to the fall of communism?
During the summer, the Career Center and the Office of Alumni Affairs unveiled DukeConnect-a program designed to facilitate student-alumni networking and aid students in finding career information.
