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By Ryan Brown | December 5, 2007Web site may have accessed the Social Security numbers of more than 1,400 applicants, officials reported Tuesday.
Web site may have accessed the Social Security numbers of more than 1,400 applicants, officials reported Tuesday.
When Daniel Kayello signed up to study abroad in Paris, he expected to take four classes during the week while traveling Europe on the weekends. Blog:...
Imagine knowing that you're more susceptible to cancer because of nonfunctional genes inherited from your parents.
In the midst of job-hunting season for seniors, two recent Duke graduates and a current Blue Devil will be on the other side of the interview process, deciding who will be the best fit for their...
Plans for a formal event at the Washington Duke Inn that will encourage faculty-student interaction were approved by Duke University Union administrators at their last weekly meeting of the...
Joe Alleva wasn't flying solo in his first face-to-face talk with Navy head coach Paul Johnson about Duke football's top job.
Republican presidential hopeful Rudolph Giuliani visited North Carolina on a fundraising tour Monday.
Warren Lerner, a longtime Duke faculty member and professor emeritus of history, died Monday.
Marian Wright Edelman, president of the Children's Defense Fund and a civil rights lawyer, will give the keynote address at the University's 2008 Martin Luther King Jr. celebration Jan. 20,...
The Residential Group Assessment Committee released its first-ever evaluations of the 23 selective living communities on campus Monday night.
The defendants in a federal civil rights lawsuit brought against the city of Durham and 13 individuals by the three former Duke lacrosse players have been granted an extended deadline for their...
Protestors arrived in force Monday to picket and shout insults as Karl Rove, the former deputy White House chief of staff, took the stage in Page Auditorium.
Most Duke graduates can only dream of being famous and influential after years of slaving their way up the corporate ladder, but a few young Blue Devils are already at the forefront of the public's...
Classical music and a home-cooked meal coaxed approximately 20 students into casual conversation with each other and members of the Alumni Association midday Thursday at the Alumni House.
Karl Rove's appearance at Page Auditorium tonight will be met by a group of students, faculty and Durham residents protesting the George W. Bush administration's policies on torture and human...
With last week's opening of T.G.I. Friday's and this Friday's debut of Chipotle, students may find themselves drawn to Erwin Road for their next meal.
After the University successfully hosted the North Carolina Literary Festival in 2006-calling it the North Carolina Festival of the Book-the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has failed...
"People tend to be pretty surprised," Teagarden said. "Everyone wants to know how I'm doing it." Blog: Why do students choose Program II?
For many students, selective living groups are a defining quality of the West Campus experience-an element that is notably absent from East Campus.
Students looking to get into friends' dorms on West Campus for late-night visits on the weekend are in luck-but upperclassmen trying to get into freshmen dorms can forget it.