Duke increases bandwidth, students see slower connection
By Madeleine Clark | March 28, 2012Nobody likes traffic jams, especially with Internet connections.
Nobody likes traffic jams, especially with Internet connections.
Student perceptions of ethics and integrity in academics, civil and social issues vary, according to a recent Duke report.
Sophomore Andrew Hanna, president-elect for Duke Partnership for Service, pledges to continue the organization’s focus on social justice around campus.
The Class of 2016 will read Ann Patchett’s novel “State of Wonder,” as their official summer reading book.
The annual Black Student Alliance Invitational brought attracted more than 100 high school seniors
With a newly re-established discount program, students have more incentive to venture off campus to explore Durham and its vibrant food culture in particular.
The Blue Devils met the Tar Heels in a slimy battle Saturday evening.
After a years-long freeze, faculty are ready to discuss new academic opportunities for Duke Kunshan University.
Muslims should engage in all avenues of social justice, said Omid Safi.
President Richard Brodhead reflected on the University’s history and increasing efforts for greater equity Thursday.
The Middle East is becoming increasingly present in the global community, Kuwait Ambassador Salem Al-Sabah said Thursday.
A segment of Appalachian bluegrass culture came alive at the Center for Documentary Studies Wednesday night.
The incoming executive members of the Graduate and Professional Student Council will focus on improving the quality of life for graduate and professional students.
After a six-hour long meeting Wednesday, Duke Student Government senators approved a proposal to restructure the organization.
The Graduate and Professional Student Council elected five members of its 2012-2013 executive board at its meeting Tuesday, GPSC President-elect Bill Hunt said.