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The Graduate and Professional Student Council meeting was fraught with tension as students negotiated the development of a new strategic plan.
Duke University Union is preparing to make blue tenting kick-off an experience to remember.
An investigation following the report of a strong-armed robbery and sexual assault that took place on West Campus last November is no longer being actively pursued by the Duke University Police...
Six of the seven semifinalists have ties to Duke Student Government or the former Inter-Community Council, now known as the Council for Collaborative Action, and four are leaders of student...
The Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee began its meeting Monday night with one objective: to try something new.
The Young Trustee Nominating Committee named seven semifinalists Sunday afternoon. The committee could have selected up to eight semifinalists, but could not agree on an eighth person from the 15...
In a return to pre-2009 numbers, the nine Panhellenic Association sororities offered bids to 311 women Sunday—51 more than last year.
The aftershocks have ceased crumbling Haitian buildings, and the Duke community has jumped at the opportunity to help.
After suffering substantial losses, the University’s investments have started to gain ground. As of Dec. 31, the University’s long-term pool of investments was valued at $6.47 billion, up 8.4...
University administrators capped off a week-long visit to China Friday by breaking ground at the site of Duke’s new campus in the city of Kunshan.
It’s not your average resume for an adjunct professor at the Sanford School of Public Policy. From his escapades as a venture capitalist to becoming the Executive Vice President of World...
The Panhellenic Association, Pi Kappa Phi fraternity and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity have been granted space on Central Campus, Campus Council members announced at Thursday’s weekly meeting.
Professors and administrators took part in at-times heated debate about the state of the athletics department budget Thursday afternoon at the Academic Council meeting.
Next month will see the opening of Mill Village, a place where students can meet to eat, talk and work out. The project represents an effort by University administrators to make Central Campus more...
Library catalogues soon may not be the only place to leaf through primary sources.
Duke’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. commemoration continued Tuesday with a performance showcase titled, “Chaos or Community: A Mosaic of Dr. King’s Living Dream,” which featured a monologue by the...
Fifteen students applied to be Young Trustee, but one prominent student was not one of them—Duke Student Government President Awa Nur.
As selective living groups on campus gear up for the routine of recruitment, one group will be experiencing rush for the first time.
With the start of the Spring semester and basketball season in full swing, Duke University Union is finalizing its plans to begin the new term.
“People forget that Martin Luther King, Jr. was a Republican,” Robinette said. “It would be important for the student body to know that.”