Re-focused, Duke may boost financial aid
(10/01/04 4:00am)
The only way Carl Harvey graduated from Duke last year was by signing papers.
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The only way Carl Harvey graduated from Duke last year was by signing papers.
Faculty are planning a complete overhaul of the undergraduate curriculum in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering that is designed to revamp the way students think about problems in engineering.
The University is striving to defend its decision to allow the annual conference of the Palestine Solidarity Movement Oct. 15 to 17, as some outside organizations mount their protests.
The Palestine Solidarity Movement released Sunday night the list of panelists for its annual conference Oct. 15 to 17 at Duke.
A woman drove her car off the third story of the parking deck on the corner of Elder and Fulton streets across the street from Duke University Hospital Thursday at about 5:45 p.m.
The University officially unveiled its plans Thursday to turn an old tobacco warehouse near East Campus into a multi-media facility for Duke arts.
Tables for visiting companies will line the cement walls of the Bryan Center today, and anxious seniors will don pinstripe suits and blue dress shirts to put their best faces forward as part of the annual Career Fair.
Faculty ranging from English scholars to genome czars are talking about the role that the Academy has to play in fostering global health.
President Richard Brodhead assumed his post as the ninth president of Duke University with humor and foresight Saturday.
All areas of the arts at Duke are reporting a renaissance of regard from professors and audience members alike.
After five years of pickets and protests that entangled Duke in many ways, the boycott of the North Carolina-based Mt. Olive Pickle Company will officially end today.
Former Secretary of Defense William Perry is more scared about nuclear weapons than he has ever been before.
The Duke Conservative Union issued a statement Monday calling for the University to defend its decision to allow the Palestine Solitary Movement to hold its controversial annual conference at Duke, scheduled for Oct. 15 to 17. Other campus groups have objected to the content of the conference, but so far DCU is the first to publicly challenge the University�s decision.
After a series of recent armed robberies occurring on and near campus, the University has flooded the campus with security officers and is exploring ways to revamp the entire structure of campus security.
Although people tend to get jobs to pay the bills, recent changes at the Duke University Career Center are forcing graduate students pay to find a job.
The campus was a flurry of ink and protest Wednesday as the Joint Israel Initiative and President Richard Brodhead released statements regarding the Palestine Solidarity Movement conference, scheduled for Oct. 15 to 17 at Duke.
A visiting faculty member in the German department was robbed at gunpoint Wednesday at about 8:10 a.m. while she was walking on a path on Central Campus near the Sarah P. Duke Gardens.
After a wholesale reorganization that left five former student advisors jobless, four new hires in the Office of Student Activities and Facilities are scrambling to navigate University red tape and guide students to do the same.
If all goes according to plan, graduate and professional students will soon gain a second representative on the University�s Board of Trustees.
For the first time in at least seven years, Duke men’s basketball’s home matchup against Maryland might not be a tenting game. Instead, students will likely camp out to see Duke square off against Wake Forest and, as always, long-time nemesis North Carolina.