Sans Duke dollars, Durham dries
As Duke students leave for the summer, few are at Shooter's II seen riding the famous rodeo bull and climbing into the elevated cage.
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As Duke students leave for the summer, few are at Shooter's II seen riding the famous rodeo bull and climbing into the elevated cage.
The Office of Judicial Affairs has come under criticism from the Duke Student Government for its evidentiary standards, raising questions about the University's relationship with the Durham Police Department following the lacrosse case.
In the largest cheating incident in the history of the Fuqua School of Business, 34 students in the daytime class of 2008 face penalties for violating the Fuqua Honor Code in a required first-year course.
As the nation's primaries for the 2008 presidential election approach, a number of Duke faculty and staff have offered their support to candidates financially-and all have leaned to the political left in their contributions.
Students lobbying for a climbing wall on campus can now hope to bring out their harnesses by the end of next year.
Even though Durham District Attorney Mike Nifong issued an apology last Thursday to the three former Duke lacrosse players, some members of the University community are saying it was insufficient after his conduct throughout the case.
With the threats of anthrax, avian flu and the SARS virus making headline news in recent years, researchers at Duke are now targeting biodefense and emerging infectious diseases in order to better prepare the country in the case of another possible biological threat.
Duke Student Government members elected the 2007-2008 Student Organization Finance Committee chairs and members at Wednesday night's general body meeting.
East Campus may be the place that freshmen call home, but over the course of the year, residents may have have noticed older faces studying or congregating around the quad.
Speaking face to face with administrators, students at the first Financial Aid Day opened the lines of communication to clear up doubts regarding the aid process.
Frederick Wiseman, independent filmmaker and general manager of Zipporah Films, Inc., addressed issues of privacy in documentary film Monday in the last installment of this year's Provost's Lecture Series, "Privacy at Risk?"
"In vino veritas," said the Romans.
Undergraduates will have another opportunity to team up with rivals down the road via Patchwork Magazine, a social justice publication.
Although the 40,000-sq.-ft. West Campus Plaza allows much more room for tabling than was possible on the narrow Bryan Center walkway, student groups have yet to take advantage of the extra space, students and University officials have said.
When Joe Volpe, a candidate for graduate Young Trustee, applied to pursue a graduate degree, he said his long-term career goal was to be a university president.
Midway into spring semester his freshmen year, sophomore Isaac Selkow knew the Pratt School of Engineering was not for him.
When freshman Sharmistha Rudra chose her courses this semester, she aimed for balance.
The buying power of North Carolina's minority groups has greatly increased since 1990, making the state's business and investment market one of the most active in the country, according to a study published by the North Carolina Institute of Minority Economic Development.
How much money would you pay to lie at Duke for an eternity?
Starting Jan. 1, Duke employees will have a chance to experience first-hand the University's emphasis on education.