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Duke has the seventh-most expensive on-campus housing of colleges in the United States. Awesome.
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Duke has the seventh-most expensive on-campus housing of colleges in the United States. Awesome.
With the advent of midterm season, its understandable if keeping up with the news has fallen by the wayside. Here's what happened this week.
Haven't had a chance to read those newsletters flooding your inbox? Feeling unconnected with the world outside those stone brick walls? Not to worry. The Chronicle's Big Blog is excited to introduce a weekly roundup of news stories about the University and Durham that may have slipped through your radar.
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This is one entry of the "Ten People to Watch" list in July's Towerview.
Fields often pitted against each other came together peacefully over the weekend.
Julie Ruterbories, is a senior foreign service officer for the U.S. Department of State and is currently a diplomat in residence based at Duke. She is one of 16 diplomats in residence in the United States and serves the Southern Mid-Atlantic region, which she called “happy hunting grounds” for talent. She has worked as a consular officer in East and West Europe. The Chronicle’s Raisa Chowdhury sat down with Ruterbories to speak about her experiences representing the U.S. around the world and recruiting new public servants.
The Board of Trustees will convene in Palo Alto for its February meeting.
—sophomore Katie Dukovich
Alumni are stepping up their service commitments on the government’s dollar.
Experts on a range of topics from Egyptian YouTube sermons to Nigerian urban culture gathered in Rubenstein Hall Friday.
With the beginning of the semester come new classes, calendars packed with reunions after a three-week separation, preparations for basketball season and of course rush. The Chronicle's Sasha Zients and Raisa Chowdhury spoke to students about how the process has been so far.
In the midst of record low temperatures, students sounded off on coming back to the Gothic Wonderland through delays and snowstorms.
The Carnegie Corporation of New York awarded President Richard Brodhead with the 2013 Academic Leadership Award.
The Board of Trustees approved six degree programs and were updated on campus renovations at its meeting this weekend.
Check your preconceived notions of Chekhov at the Sheafer Theater door.
The Washington Office on Latin America and Duke University named Jonathan Katz’s book, “The Big Truck that Went By: How the World Came to Save Haiti and Left Behind a Disaster,” the recipient of the 2013 WOLA-Duke Human Rights Book Award. The award honors a current, non-fiction book in English that addresses democracy, human rights and social justice in modern Latin America.
Attentive viewers sat outside the overflowing Franklin Humanities Institute Garage as journalist Jonathan Katz read about busted windows and corrupt government officials Wednesday evening.
The Board of Trustees will review current endowment transparency policies and approve a number of construction projects at their meeting this weekend.
Due to financial constraints, Brodie and Wilson Recreation Centers have adjusted their hours.