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Looks can be deceiving: Duke’s faux-aged finish
By Stephanie Tsimis | March 26, 2011
A photographer spoke about the need to humanize tragedy Wednesday—putting a face to the statistics of a disaster.
The first phase of Duke Kunshan University is expected to cost Duke $37 million, according to a document released Thursday at Academic Council.
More of students' residential programming fee could go directly to their quads beginning next year.
The numbers are in: Students love Duke.
Students will have to begin removing several words from their Duke-related vocabulary—one year from now, classic courses such as Math 31, Econ 55 and Psych 11 will be known by different names.
As part of the first-ever Feminist Week, students gathered Wednesday night to discuss ways to increase awareness of feminism and its relation to greek life on campus.
Religions are not all rooted in the same fundamental truth, at least in the opinion of bestselling author Stephen Prothero.
One of North Carolina’s most successful businessmen gave away a few prized trade secrets Tuesday evening.
Timur Kuran is a Duke professor of economics and political science and Gorter Family Professor of Islamic Studies. His recent book, “The Long Divergence: How Islamic Law Held Back the Middle East,”...
The Graduate and Professional Student Council has elected its new leaders for next year. Felicia Hawthorne, current GPSC vice president, will serve as president of the student group.
American students are entering the adult world without morals, self-discipline and maturity—all because of modern education, said Bard College President Leon Botstein.
Duke is making efforts to stay technologically savvy, one pixel at a time.
Four New York Times journalists were released by the Libyan government Monday after a week in captivity. One of the reporters, Pulitzer Prize winner Anthony Shadid, worked under Phil Bennett, a...
After low voter turnout for the second of two Duke Student Government elections last year, DSG has reshuffled the executive board and Senate election schedule.
Entrepreneurs, Duke neuroscientists and a beatboxing flautist will be coming to Duke April 2 under the banner of the TED brand, known for its compelling series of online lecture videos.
Duke’s undergraduate Markets and Management Studies certificate has a devoted student following, despite the fact that some have criticized its practicality.