Oates indicted for grad murder
By Staff Reports | February 6, 2008Stephen Oates, the 19 year old arrested Jan. 23 for robbing and murdering graduate student Abhijit Mahato, was indicted Monday by the Durham County grand jury.
Stephen Oates, the 19 year old arrested Jan. 23 for robbing and murdering graduate student Abhijit Mahato, was indicted Monday by the Durham County grand jury.
Questions of free will and consciousness have baffled philosophers since they first began to reason. Now, with recent advancements in the mind sciences, these abstract ideas are being examined by...
The Graduate and Professional Student Council hosted a forum with President Richard Brodhead at their general body meeting Tuesday to address student concerns.
More than half a century in Washington, D.C., has not quelled the fire in Helen Thomas.
For senior Bronwyn Lewis, a desire to help govern Duke as Young Trustee stems from having fully surrendered to the Duke experience.
After countless hours of campaigning and millions of dollars spent, candidates for the 2008 presidential election faced the largest test of the trail last night-Super Tuesday.
Though some students took part in the mad dash to Brooks Field in Wallace Wade Stadium to sign up for white tenting Friday night, Krzyzewskiville is still far from full.
Dean of Undergraduate Education Steve Nowicki told members of the newly formed Undergraduate Judicial Affairs Review Committee Jan. 29 that the task force would be put on hiatus in response to...
Whether serving as a leader on campus or as a summer intern for Morgan Stanley on the trading floor in New York, senior Katelyn Donnelly credits Duke with giving her the opportunities to develop...
This weekend's "A Jubilee for Reynolds Price" not only celebrated Price's 50-year professorship at Duke but also saw further recognition of his influence at the University through the creation of a...
Prompted by the strong performance of many university endowments across the nation, Sens. Max Baucus, D-Mont., and Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, sent a letter last Thursday to 136 colleges asking for...
Many Duke students say they have found it difficult to change their downloading practices completely, even after receiving warnings and letters of cease and desist from the entertainment industry,...
With nine months to go until this year's gubernatorial vote, two Democratic candidates have found themselves trapped in a rut of negative attention, whereas the Republican field is happy for any...
The last time North Carolina traveled to Durham, tents were pitched in Goestenkorsopolis, Duke was undefeated and those signature campus benches were kindling-in-the-making.
Some students may be familiar with watching sex workers bare all-but probably not through poetry.
The 15 Interfraternity Council chapters recruited approximately 250 new members, IFC officials said Sunday. Pledge classes ranged in size from seven to 25 new members, fraternity representatives...
"A Jubilee for Reynolds Price" continued Friday and Saturday with distinguished panels, a keynote speech by Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison and a dramatic reading of "Private Contentment," a...
Freda Black, a former colleague of Mike Nifong, said she intends to run for the office previously held by the former Durham district attorney in this year's upcoming election.
In his five decades at Duke, Reynolds Price has made many friends in high places. But few loom larger than Nobel Prize-winning novelist Toni Morrison, who addressed a packed crowd in the Chapel...
From zippers to lab filters to yards of fabric and empty CD cases, The Scrap Exchange has just about every material a creative consumer could imagine.