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Duke will open a permanent office in the nation’s capital, which is home to the University’s third largest alumni base and hosts more than 100 Duke student interns each year.
In a continuing investigation of civil rights complaints filed against Duke last Fall, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights postponed indefinitely a series of group interviews...
Durham Mayor Bill Bell, incumbent since 2001, will run for a sixth term this year.
ABC News and the Duke Global Health Institute have established a partnership to create a year-long television series covering health issues around the world.
Championing a new bipartisan approach, President Barack Obama and the lame-duck 111th Congress enjoyed a prolific December, though questions remain as to how long this productive spirit can last.
The recent repeal of the military’s 17-year-old “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy may change the relationship between ROTC and colleges across the country.
After House and Senate Republicans voiced their support last month to prohibit earmarks in the next Congress, North Carolina politicians have offered differing opinions about the potential ban.
When Amy Lazarus, Trinity ’05, was an undergraduate at Duke, she co-founded the Center for Race Relations and Common Ground, a popular retreat that aims to spur social change on campus.
The Senate failed to pass two major immigration and military policy measures Thursday.
Journalist Michele Norris has co-hosted National Public Radio’s evening news show ‘All Things Considered’ since Dec. 9, 2002.
The House of Representatives voted to pass the DREAM Act yesterday, a bill that would offer legal status to some young illegal immigrants.
With the U.S. Senate expected to vote on a pro-immigration measure this week, President Richard Brodhead has expressed his support for the bill.
President Barack Obama announced his intent to nominate a Duke professor to a key administration post, the White House announced yesterday.
Hours before he announced a compromise with GOP lawmakers on a package deal aimed at bolstering the economy, President Barack Obama emphasized America’s culture of innovation and stressed his...
A man was shot and killed a few blocks off campus Friday afternoon.
After several postponements, the U.S. Senate is expected to vote this week on an act to increase educational opportunities for undocumented students.
Carolyn Titus, deputy manager of Durham County, has worked in Durham County for almost three decades, watching as Durham developed.
A new collaborative effort providing funding to students at Duke and UNC received 91 applications, Vice President for Student Affairs Larry Moneta confirmed in an e-mail yesterday.
The North Carolina State Board of Elections confirmed the winner of the state’s closest House race today.
When students fly home for Turkey Day, they may have to show airport security officials more than just the contents of their bags.