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In an announcement Monday afternoon, President Nan Keohane delegated the task of leading the Fuqua School of Business into the 21st century to University trustee Rex Adams, who currently serves as vice president of administration for Mobil Corp.
In an effort to increase minority recruitment and improve relations between graduate students and administrators, the Graduate School recently appointed a new assistant dean for student affairs and minority programming.
Every day members of the Duke community make important decisions: Wild Bull's or Domino's, Subway or LaFonte.
In the wake of continued voter discontent, Ross Perot and General Colin Powell have come to the forefront of American presidential politics, each claiming to offer a fresh perspective on tired issues. While Powell entertains notions of a bid for the presidency, Perot has announced his intentions to form the Independence Party as an alternative to politics as usual.
Budding members of the class of 2000 will have to wait a little while longer to apply to the University, due to circumstances that have caused a delay in the application-delivery process.
Life as independents know it may soon be changing at the University.
The University's Women in Science and Engineering group has submitted a proposal asking administrators to establish a permanent center for WISE.
A complete overhaul of Cable 13 has ESPN knocking on the studio door.
After a week of indecision and controversy surrounding Duke Student Government executive elections, the student body finally came to a consensus in Thursday's election, giving Trinity junior Peggy Cross the nod as the 1995-1996 DSG president.
Three recognizable individuals from government and the media discussed the role and responsibility of the press in the American political arena in light of the 1994 Congressional elections.
Former Attorney General Edwin Meese, addressing a crowd of more than 300 in Page Auditorium Thursday night, drew parallels between the politics of the 1980s and today's "Contract with America."
North Carolina teenagers may have to wait six months longer to drive by themselves.
Community members gathered Thursday night to pay a birthday tribute to a man many consider to be a legend.
The candidates for North Carolina's 12th district are diametrically opposed on almost every issue in this fall's campaign.
A proclaimed Chilean writer, filmmaker and television producer shared some of the secrets of his success with about 30 University students and faculty in the East Duke building Monday night.
