Another wave of vehicle break-ins hits Duke
By Emmeline Zhao | September 29, 2009Five vehicle break-ins were reported Friday afternoon at 751 Parking Lot on Science Drive. This is the second wave of car break-ins in two weeks.
Five vehicle break-ins were reported Friday afternoon at 751 Parking Lot on Science Drive. This is the second wave of car break-ins in two weeks.
Members of the Yale Corporation traded the New England chill for Carolina skies this past weekend to exchange ideas with University administrators.
A month into first semester, the traditional “bench wars” have long since begun among the freshman dorms of East Campus.
With a referendum in the Sept. 14 DSG election, DSG called on the student body to make the language in its constitution gender neutral. The students obliged.
A memorial ceremony was held Thursday at the School of Law for Professor Robinson Everett, who passed away June 12.
A new option may soon be available for graduate students who want to study public policy and the environment.
Four years ago, a snake’s heating lamp and a bottle of Axe deodorant started a fire in a Central Campus dorm. Today, heating lamps are no longer allowed on campus, but snakes—or at least pets—are...
One of Duke’s mottos, “bleed blue, live green,” is further advancing as Duke’s Environmental Alliance delivers in the form of two new sustainability committees.
At 85 years of age, Duke has reached a curious crossroads—finally old enough to possess some of the history suggested by its Gothic spires, yet still young enough that a professor like Strandberg...
DSG members debated transparency regarding advertising senator at-large positions to students at the beginning of the year.
The Duke University Police Department's annual Clery Security Report shows that although reports of some serious crimes were down, drinking and drug violations were up in 2008.
Students tenting this year may be able to avoid previous tenters’ experiences, such as rushing back to a thin sleeping bag for a 10 p.m. curfew.
The Duke University Police Department is increasing patrols after Neha Sharma, a freshman, was robbed at gunpoint near the East Campus Bridge Tuesday night.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Freeman Center for Jewish Life as the home of the Jewish community on campus.