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For Angie Wolff, one time just isn't enough-and age doesn't matter.
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For Angie Wolff, one time just isn't enough-and age doesn't matter.
During a weekend that boasted the debut of the Nasher Museum of Art and Homecoming festivities, the Board of Trustees got down to business at its first meeting of the academic year.
Wielding large banners that read "Obey Jesus or Perish" and "All That Matters, Hell Awaits You," a handful of protesters staged a demonstration next to the West Campus bus stop early Wednesday afternoon.
I lied to my mom last week. When two other Chronicle editors and I decided to get in a car and drive 16 hours to southern Mississippi, I called my mom to ask if she knew anyone in Biloxi-but I didn't tell her it was because I needed a place to stay.
WAVELAND, Miss. - Larry Tucker logs long, hectic hours in his hospital's busy emergency room.
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Officials announced in early June that the University has pushed back the first phase of Central Campus renovations by one year. The project is now set for completion in Fall 2008.
When Clare Lascelles heard the rumble of media helicopters competing with the sound of her professor’s voice during a lecture July 7, she just assumed it was a “busy day” in London.
After years of debate and negotiation, Angelica Corp.—the laundry service used by Duke University Health System—reached an agreement with workers’ union UNITE HERE.
Trinity College of Arts and Sciences will welcome 34 new senior-level professors next year, including 10 identified as members of a “wish list” for new hires.
After about a decade in operation, Duke Publications Group will close May 13, the University announced this week. More than 20 employees will be laid off or hired by other campus services when DPG, which handles bulk mail and printing services for the University, ceases its operations.
CHAPEL HILL — Franklin Street came alive Monday night when the wildest celebration in the country erupted after the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill clenched the men’s basketball NCAA Tournament title for the first time since 1993.
The University confirmed this week that the Student Affairs Leadership Assistance Program—a scholarship offered to three student leaders each year—may be on its way out the door.
After Duke Student Government unanimously passed the measure March 9, a constitutional amendment referendum that addresses several aspects of undergraduate academic life will come before the student body for approval Thursday.
Paige Sparkman has a self-professed passion for improving student life—and she is running for Duke Student Government vice president of student affairs to put that passion into practice.
Just days after the appointment of a new dean of the Duke Chapel, the University has gained another spiritual leader.
Duke Student Government adopted new procedures this week for student groups to endorse candidates for DSG Executive Board elections, which will take place March 31.
Freshmen returning from spring break will be able to sleep late, save money and eat well thanks to a change to the first-year meal plan.
Monica Coehle studies hard, but sometimes her work just doesn’t pay off.
After just over a decade off the job, Professor of Public Policy and History Bruce Kuniholm will soon retake the reins of public policy studies at Duke.