Trinity junior forms new feminist women's group
A new women's action group hopes to jump-start the involvement of women in politics on campus.
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A new women's action group hopes to jump-start the involvement of women in politics on campus.
A Divinity School professor's public attack on a colleague up for tenure has violated University rules on confidentiality.
The Democratic candidate for North Carolina's 2nd Congressional District encouraged students to take an active interest in national politics in a speech Wednesday.
Gay rights supporters on campus mean business about getting a domestic partnership policy implemented.
A renowned professor and author highlighted the fallacies of family-values rhetoric in a speech Friday night.
A popular filmmaker walked onto the stage of Page Auditorium in front of about 500 people Tuesday night and threatened to perform the entire score of "Oklahoma!"
University alumnae looked to the past for possible solutions to the future of undergraduate residential life at a panel discussion Saturday.
Maybe it was the debate over intellectualism on campus . . . or perhaps the new Terry Sanford building.
East Campus residents argued against several administrative proposals for the future of residential life at a meeting Wednesday with Duke Student Government president John Tolsma.
Administrators and student leaders are laying down the lines of communication this summer to begin discussion of four University task force reports.
As student life at the University undergoes intense scrutiny, comparable universities nationwide foster intellectual stimulation and growth with residential and social systems sharply different from Duke`s.
Partners of homosexual University employees may soon enjoy the same benefits extended to spouses of faculty and staff.
The task force on greek life unveiled its long-awaited report last week, offering 10 recommendations for improving the University's greek system.
Amidst heated debate, the Duke Student Government legislators approved nominees for undergraduate representatives on a number of key University committees in their last meeting of the academic year.
As overcast, drizzly skies gave way to bright sunshine, Judy Woodruff, chief Washington correspondent for the Cable News Network, warned graduates that they were about to enter a society fraught with challenges and faced with a crisis of family.
The Graduate and Professional Student Council discussed a resolution to ensure Ph.D. student funding in its last meeting of the semester Monday.
Students from two Durham high schools were educated about AIDS at a conference in the Medical Center Friday.
Currents
A freshman dormitory's plan to showcase a male dancer at a party has sparked controversy among residents and a warning from the administration.
When I tell people my brother is black, their immediate reaction is to laugh. Nervously--not sure if I mean black literally, black-skinned, or just that he's an Irish-Italian-New Jerseyan like me who "acts black." Then I take out my wallet-sized picture of him and me in our pre-kindergarten years--him in his butterfly collar, polyester, little boys' blazer, me in his arms. Then they know.