Group to discuss entrepreneurship, international expansion
(12/03/10 11:00am)
The Board of Trustees will focus discussion this weekend on entrepreneurship, internationalization and risk assessment.
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The Board of Trustees will focus discussion this weekend on entrepreneurship, internationalization and risk assessment.
The Duke cancer researcher who has been under investigation for research misconduct since this summer has resigned.
Updated 6:30 p.m. with comments from Dr. Anil Potti, IGSP Director Huntington Willard and Dr. Michael Cuffe, DUHS vice president for medical affairs.
A Duke student charged with obtaining and possessing child pornography is expected to appear in court next month.
A top recruit who calls senior guard Nolan Smith his “big brother” will join the Blue Devils next year.
As two Chinese graduate students new to the country, Ke Xu and Li Kan stuck together during orientation, even getting on the same Verizon family plan when buying cell phones. Two months later—in separate incidents but on consecutive days—both were robbed on or near LaSalle Street.
A male graduate student was robbed near LaSalle Street at approximately 10 p.m. Thursday night “very close” to the location of the robbery Wednesday, said Duke Police Chief John Dailey.
A revolver discharged between Chick-fil-A and the Great Hall Thursday when a part-time employee dropped his backpack to the floor in a back office.
About 30 students delivered a giant check and flowers to Dr. Victor Dzau’s office yesterday to protest executive compensation at Duke.
Tod Laursen, chair of the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, announced May 3 that he will leave Duke to become the president of Khalifa University of Science, Research and Technology, a young university in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Laursen has been at Duke for 18 years and previously served as senior associate dean for education for the Pratt School of Engineering. The Chronicle’s Taylor Doherty sat down with Laursen May 28 to discuss Khalifa.
The Board of Trustees will pay special attention to environmental issues at Duke during its first meeting of the academic year.
Much of the $72 million donation that former Duke President Nan Keohane called “a fitting capstone” to the Campaign for Duke has not been paid.
A new multidisciplinary center for environmental and energy studies is expected to open Monday.
For a few returning students, settling in will have to wait.
Updated 2:09 p.m. July 30 to include information contained in a memo sent Friday by Dr. Victor Dzau to The School of Medicine.
Three clinical trials have been shut down at Duke as the University investigates allegations that Anil Potti, an associate professor of medicine and cancer researcher, falsely claimed to be a Rhodes scholar on applications for federal funding.
For a brief moment, they all just get to enjoy it.
This year, Duke Medicine will care for 60,000 inpatients, treat 1.4 million outpatients and graduate nearly 300 medical and nursing students.
After historic losses in the 2008-2009 fiscal year, administrators predict that the University’s endowment will reflect steady growth this year.
If the Bostock Group has its way, football games in Wallace Wade may be an entirely different experience.