Four compete to take on new VP position
From planning the details of the house model to dealing with the merger of Campus Council and Duke Student Government, next year’s vice president for residential life and dining will be kept busy.
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From planning the details of the house model to dealing with the merger of Campus Council and Duke Student Government, next year’s vice president for residential life and dining will be kept busy.
University employees meeting certain performance qualifications will receive pay raises starting in the 2011-2012 fiscal year, President Richard Brodhead officially announced Monday.
The Graduate and Professional Student Council has elected its new leaders for next year.
Several undergraduates were arrested in two drug busts that took place last month.
In the second-ever student body election of the Young Trustee, a significant aspect of the voting process changed—students were able to write in candidates.
In his annual faculty address Thursday, President Richard Brodhead spoke of the importance of the humanities—an issue recently taken on by Congress.
The Graduate and Professional Student Council general assembly elected Ali Saaem to serve as the graduate Young Trustee Tuesday night.
Get out the way, Ludacris is comin’ to Duke.
Despite growth of the University’s long-term investments in the 2010 calendar year, spending for next fiscal year will not substantially increase.
Students got the rare opportunity to question top administrators about campus culture, scandals and decisions that take place behind administrators’ closed doors.
The three graduate Young Trustees were selected Sunday night. The Graduate and Professional Student Council will elect the candidate at its Feb. 15 meeting.
To readers worldwide, Reynolds Price was an esteemed Southern author. But for the Duke community, he was an “institution.”
Graduates at this year’s commencement ceremonies will hear from a speaker who is a philanthropist, a politician and a prominent businessman.
Again, they waited till the end.
Anxiously sitting at their computers, 645 high school seniors learned of their admittance to the Class of 2015 Tuesday evening.
Although students will still have to pay an increased dining contract fee, they may get a break paying for quad fees in the future.
The University responded last week to two civil rights complaints filed with the U.S. Department of Education by seniors Justin Robinette and Cliff Satell.
Durham lawyers are challenging Duke police officers’ authority to make arrests due to the University’s long-standing religious ties.
Tailgate ended not with a bang, but a whimper.
As President Barack Obama traveled through India throughout this week, he encouraged the country to develop stronger ties with American companies—a goal that has elicited support from many American universities, including Duke.