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Following Wednesday's announcement of Mike Krzyzewski's lifetime agreement with the University, ESPN is already reporting that another coach--Michigan State's Tom Izzo--could be in line for a similar deal. As the college athletic world is abuzz with the news at Duke, directors across the country are reflecting on their own programs and lifetime contracts.
They comprise one of the nation's best recruiting classes, the two of them. They also combined to score 28 points in the women's basketball team's rout of seventh-ranked Texas Tech last weekend.
Last weekend, the Duke volleyball team, picked third in the preseason conference poll, clinched the ACC regular-season championship.
Faced with a decline in revenue, Duke Corporate Education has cut a fifth of its employees in order to meet its goal of breaking even for the year.
Although the Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences is now united in name, administrators are beginning to consider consolidating the school physically as well--possibly in the Gross Chemistry Building.
Three gifts announced Thursday will allow the Divinity School to expand its financial aid offerings.
In an annual report, athletic administrators indicated that spending for women's sports is increasing.
An expected $431,000 budget deficit at the Nicholas School of the Environment is forcing administrators to consider new ways to increase revenue and to cut expenses.
The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences is planning to provide undergraduates with a new major in neuroscience.
The candidates for Durham mayor differ little in their approaches to Duke-Durham relations--an unsurprising fact given that both have extensive ties to the University.
In response to an external review last February, the Department of Religion is working on ways to diversify the breadth of its course options and increase communication within its graduate program.
President Nan Keohane announced a $3.26 million gift Wednesday that will impact a number of academic and student services.
Less than a year after Theater Studies was promoted to a department, administrators are planning a $2 million addition to the Bryan Center to give students more classroom, production and rehearsal space.
The Freeman Center for Jewish Life, under considerable financial stress, is considering closing its kitchen as one means of controlling costs.
Although the new engineering plaza is only beginning to take form, administrators at the Pratt School of Engineering and the School of Medicine are discussing a new partnership that both participants hope could reap extraordinary benefits.
In the middle of Saturday's football game at Wallace Wade Stadium, Brent Garber, the team's kicker, completely whiffed the ball on a kickoff.
Selective living groups turned in housing picks Wednesday to administrators, preferring largely to live on Main West Campus. They will be assigned space at a meeting this Thursday.
The space crunch in the School of Nursing may soon be resolved.
Last year, international students' applications to the Graduate School outnumbered those from U.S. students for the first time.
As the number of international students grows, the Graduate School is now examining how to accommodate these students' needs in areas such as language training, funding and visa organization.
