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The first-ever President's Forum on Critical Issues, moderated by President Richard Brodhead, convened Wednesday afternoon to get to the bottom of Wall Street's swift downward spiral, a phenomenon that has average Americans and brilliant economists alike scratching their heads.
Students who had pencilled DukeEngage into their summer schedules may need to flip back a few pages in their planners.
Despite maintaining possession for much of a lightning-delayed game, Duke failed to bring its own thunder to Koskinen Stadium in a scoreless tie with Clemson Friday night.
There are days on campus when the Chapel is framed by a blue worthy of the California sky and Silicon Valley native Jenni Brandon feels right at home.
The University is responding to the challenge of organizing, digitizing and preserving the intellectual output of students and faculty by creating a new top administrative position-director of digital information strategy.
Love was in the air when Dr. Andy Baldwin, Trinity '99 and former star of The Bachelor, spoke before an intimate crowd of about 30 wide-eyed bachelorettes.
J. Lorand Matory, co-chair of Harvard's Association of Black Faculty, Administrators and Fellows, will join Duke as chair of the African and African American Studies department in July 2009, relocating to the Gothic Wonderland after nearly two decades in Cambridge.
Considering that the fines could have amounted to $250,000, Jacob's $3,000 deal with the Recording Industry Association of America almost seems like a steal. But a few visits to sites like Napster and LimeWire still cost the sophomore more than he pays for a year of Duke education.
The Fuqua School of Business will vastly expand its reach with the opening of five fledgling campuses abroad to supplement its Durham hub: a six-armed approach to corporate education.
After a six-year hiatus, the crest of Sigma Alpha Epsilon will reappear on campus-and for a network of 1,700 alums, the day cannot come soon enough.
Serving as counsel to top University officials, Dr. Sanders Williams will have the whole world in his hands.
Awash in a flurry of Busch Light debris, the post-Tailgate Blue Zone tends to look as if it has been hit by a hurricane, rain or shine. This Saturday, however, the description could be especially appropriate if Tropical Storm Hanna crashes the party.
In some students' books, posting on the Web site is tantamount to selling your soul. Thread views have dwindled from four figures to two. But nearly one year after the launch of infamous virtual gossip mecca JuicyCampus.com, site founder and chief executive officer Matt Ivester, Trinity '05, is betting that Dukies-and students at other college campuses nationwide-are still thirsty for "the juice."
Children at the Eyup Orphanage in Istanbul, Turkey say many goodbyes-to their families, who cannot afford to support them, and to their friends, who never seem to stay at the shelter for long. Even so, the seasoned youngsters had a hard time seeing a team of DukeEngage participants go at the end of their six-week stay.
Attorneys for 38 unindicted members of the 2005-2006 men's lacrosse team filed a brief Thursday in opposition to a motion to dismiss their lawsuit filed by Duke and other defendants May 30.
Steve Nowicki will welcome a second placard to his desk.
This Saturday, administrators hope students will congregate on Main West Quadrangle for the football team's march to Wallace Wade Stadium-but they know they'll probably do so in Spice Girls garb and gorilla suits.
Freshmen feeling fatigued after Orientation Week should be advised not to lose too much sleep over the matter.
So much for sleep on a school night.
A student who said he was hazed by off-campus fraternity Alpha Delta Phi, formerly chartered as Sigma Alpha Epsilon, filed a complaint against a member of the group before a magistrate Aug. 9.
