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The Wall Street Journal has ranked the Fuqua School of Business as the 25th best business school in the nation, a significant jump from a 44th ranking last year. Despite the increase, however, many in the Fuqua community felt the ranking--only in its second year--was inaccurate and the research poorly conducted.
One day before the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, a panel of faculty members from the Divinity School discussed how Duke's Christian community might reflect on its work and life together a year later.
The Fuqua School of Business announced Tuesday the creation of the Center for Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship, taking its first step in a 10-year initiative to promote entrepreneurial leadership in the social sector.
Hoping to start the year with greater clarity, the Graduate and Professional Student Council overturned its former charter Tuesday in its first meeting this fall.
This is the fifth story in a five-part series profiling various student leaders this year.
As signs pointing to a rapid economic recovery remain ambiguous, students at the Fuqua School of Business are facing the daunting task that they may not get their first-choice job.
While the exact wording may not be included in an official petition drafted to address graduate student parking concerns, "I took it up the tailpipe from Duke Parking Services" has become a rallying cry among students. Several graduate students have designed and begun selling bumper stickers with the phrase to express their frustration with the fall parking situation.
Designed to build a link between the undergraduate, graduate and faculty populations, and construct a medium for exchange of information between the groups, a proposed residential cluster mentoring program will begin this fall.
Designed to build a link between the undergraduate, graduate and faculty populations, and construct a medium for exchange of information between the groups, a proposed residential cluster mentoring program will begin this fall.
Hoping to create a more user-friendly resource, University officials have redesigned and reorganized the Arts and Sciences and Trinity College website.
Chanting slogans, carrying signs and banging on empty buckets, over 50 students and employees marched from the East Campus bus stop to the Chapel steps Wednesday afternoon to display their solidarity.
Growing student and faculty support for an Asian American studies discipline at Duke culminated Monday night in a teach-in, where organizers presented arguments for the initiative and encouraged participants to sign a petition.
Raleigh to Charlotte in under an hour and you would not even have to drive. If a proposed high speed rail system comes to fruition, travel between many North Carolina and Virginia cities may become just that easy.
Class orgies and field trips to strip clubs are hardly prerequisites for graduation. But the temporary suspension of a male sexuality house course at the University of California at Berkeley for such activities has caused members of the Duke community to evaluate the accountability of its own house courses.
From behind the counter of the Bryan Center McDonald's, then-sophomore Josh Weiner listened to his manager utter what Weiner thinks encompasses his Duke Student Government presidential platform.
As part of an effort to integrate ethics more fully into the lives of undergraduates, administrators have begun considering the creation of a certificate program dedicated to the field.
Beginning Feb. 15, students will have two additional upscale eating facilities to satisfy their taste buds and drain their dining accounts, as the Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club makes its food available on points.
Students are asking themselves how worthy their floundering Tobacco Road rivals are of Duke benches as Duke Student Government wages a campaign to discourage a bonfire after Thursday night's men's basketball game against the Tar Heels.
When students returned from winter break and began searching for their new class assignments, many were surprise by the new look and feel of courses.duke.edu--a website that organizes class information.
As the economic decline continues and the job market shrinks, many students may find non-profit positions more attractive. Although many still hope to get jobs in the business world, some report growing interest in the non-profit field.
