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A host of new digital recruiting techniques are being used by the Army and ROTC—a video about the Army’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program uses Duke as its backdrop.
‘Khirbet Khizeh,’ which revives the story first conveyed in 1949 by S. Yizhar’s novella of the same title, brought the Duke and Durham communities together.
Students frustrated with losing print jobs because of broken ePrint stations will no longer need to run back to their computers.
This month, Duke law students launched the nation’s first chapter of the International Criminal Court Student Network.
Provisions included in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 have allocated more than $55 million in research funding for Duke’s scientists.
At the rest of the season’s Tailgates, expect to see fewer scantily clad students dancing atop truck beds in the Blue Zone and more recycling bins.
Insults and accusations were hurled back and forth by students learning the tenets of leadership through several group activities at the Step Up Retreat Sunday afternoon.
Approximately 2,500 prospective graduate student basketball spectators gathered this weekend for the annual Graduate and Professional Student Council’s basketball ticket Campout.
A reporter tags along for a look into what it's like to drive a late-night bus shift. Larry Demery, a C-5 driver: "You got on the car and did not break your ankle, is what I care about ."
About 30 minutes away from Duke is a small deli that can bring its diners’ taste buds to a New York deli nine hours away. But bringing that same taste to campus is taking longer than some expected.
John Hillen, Trinity ’88 and former assistant secretary of state for political military affairs, addressed students and faculty on the topic of Grand Strategy and associated policy-making Thursday...