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Every time I go home, my America Online account confronts me with a slew of messages from weird e-mail accounts, most of them directing me to various forms of cyber-smut. During my spring break deletion-fest, I came across a message with an unfamiliar e-mail address, but a personalized subject line: "Hi Rich." Always curious, I opened it.
Edified by last year's unexpected surplus of matriculants, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions mailed nearly 150 fewer admissions letters last week.
Karen Krahulik, a New York University Ph.D. candidate who specializes in the history of sexuality and gender, will become the next director of DukePis Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Center as of June 1.
The University's English department is planning a remarkable hiring binge.
This week, the University's English department took a big step toward recovering from its recent tumble by luring renowned African-American literature scholar Houston Baker away from the University of Pennsylvania.
A new chair and several other scholars will be named to the English department faculty within the next week, 10 months after a committee of outside scholars delivered a scathing review of the department.
For the men's and women's basketball teams, this weekend will bring high-pressure games and national attention. But Duke's double Final Four has also prompted a private jet, bonfire permits, a giant television screen, throngs of police officers and a local political controversy.
Earlier this semester, a daring hacker unleashed the most serious attack ever on the University's computer system, compromising 2,600 acpub accounts and highlighting the increasingly complex problem of ensuring security on the Internet.
Even with the men's and women's basketball teams in St. Petersburg and San Jose for their respective Final Fours, Cameron Indoor Stadium will still be rocking.
A little more than two months after the approval of Curriculum 2000, deans and faculty members are wrestling with the massive task of implementing the new academic structure.
Engineering junior Tom Baxter, charged last October with three felony counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, received three years of probation March 12 after pleading guilty to lesser charges.
Trinity junior Lisa Zeidner captured the Duke Student Government presidency Wednesday night for the second time, winning the executive elections revote by a remarkable 42-point margin.
Nigeria, Indonesia, Duke Student Government?
The Duke Student Government Judiciary removed presidential candidate and Trinity junior Amir Rashid- Farokhi from Wednesday's ballot after finding 4-1 that his campaign was guilty of violating DSG campaign finance bylaws. He can still run as a write-in candidate.
This is the first story in a four-part series on The Campaign for Duke. Tomorrow's will focus on the campaign's progress to date.
After an extra day of anxiously waiting for final results, Trinity junior Lisa Zeidner won the Duke Student Government presidency by a landslide Thursday. But three of Zeidner's eventual vice presidents will have to continue to wait, as they power though a week of campaigning for next Wednesday's run-off election.
The final bell has rung for Mean Gene's Burgers.
Duke University Management Company officials presented the returns from a disappointing 1998 calendar year Wednesday morning.
The failure of a Scantron machine has postponed the release of final results from Wednesday's Duke Student Government executive elections. Preliminary findings, however, suggest Trinity junior Lisa Zeidner has snagged the presidency.
Three football players have been charged with assault in connection with a brawl between players and members of the Kappa Sigma fraternity at a Friday night party in Edens Quadrangle.
