Lax suit outcome still murky
If David Evans, Collin Finnerty and Reade Seligmann's proposed civil suit goes to trial, the three former Duke lacrosse players may be sitting in an unfamiliar spot in the courtroom-at the plaintiff's table.
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If David Evans, Collin Finnerty and Reade Seligmann's proposed civil suit goes to trial, the three former Duke lacrosse players may be sitting in an unfamiliar spot in the courtroom-at the plaintiff's table.
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Mike Nifong will spend Friday night in jail.
As part of its core values, the Duke University Police Department aims to be fair, inclusive and caring. Some students, however, claim that in the last few years, DUPD has been anything but.
For another year in a row, Duke's graduate and professional schools remained among the top of U.S. News and World Report's annual Best Graduate Schools rankings.
One out of four Duke undergraduate women will be sexually assaulted during her lifetime.
Contrary to several reports, no decision has been made to drop the remaining charges against indicted former men's lacrosse players David Evans, Collin Finnerty and Reade Seligmann, a spokesperson for the North Carolina Attorney General's office said Thursday.
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Koskinen Stadium was silent last Saturday, if only for a moment.
In his five years at Duke, Bill LeFew, candidate for Young Trustee, has been a jack of all trades.
For Faulkner Fox, a visiting instructor of creative writing, ordering textbooks for her class is a morally significant choice.
With the admissions process in full swing, some administrators, students and alumni have expressed concern that this past year's media coverage of the lacrosse scandal has harmed the University's reputation with prospective applicants.
When asked if he would ever consider leaving Duke to assume Harvard University's presidency, President Richard Brodhead had a simple response.
Every year dozens of students from Andover, Exeter and the Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology mail in their acceptance letters to Duke.
Although many Duke students have heard of Research Triangle Park, the University's renowned technological neighbor, few are aware of Duke's connections to the park.
Provost Peter Lange presented a synopsis of Duke's new strategic plan "Making a Difference" to a group of faculty, staff and University employees Thursday.
Few religious leaders have caused as much political change as Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
Community members, local business owners and city officials discussed the possibilities for rezoning and redeveloping the Ninth Street neighborhood Thursday night at the Asbury Methodist Memorial Church.
Continuing their tradition of excellence, a pair of Duke programming teams snagged two out of the top five spots in the Mid-Atlantic regional of the annual ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest Saturday.
John Schelp, a former Peace Corps volunteer and local community leader, has become one of Durham's most vocal advocates. At times, his commitment to the neighborhood has even put him at odds with the Duke administration.