If the Duke University of the future looks more like The Jetsons than Dawson's Creek, with monorails zipping across campus and biometric thumb readers instead of DukeCards, Paul Davies will be the...
Maceo Parker filled Page Auditorium Friday night with his unique brand of funk and jazz. Parker's son Corey's band opened for him.
A new shade of paint and fresh carpeting could add some character to the cramped, poorly lit offices of the Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Life.
In a column in The Washington Post this week, Stuart Rojstaczer, associate professor of hydrology, denounced grade inflation as a real and present danger in higher education, and provided a link...
The system of having students monitor their own parties has undergone little change since its inception a year and a half ago.
It's the day after freshman move-in and President Nan Keohane needs to address 1,600 students anxiously waiting to have their decision to attend the University reaffirmed.
Trent Drive Hall, historically the least popular dormitory on campus and wedged between Central Campus and the Medical Center, received its death sentence last week after an extended illness.
The start of each semester brings new classes, new professors and of course, a new Oak Room.
Sophomore Pooja Jain lightly shook her hands, clasped together over several M&M's. Then she randomly selected one from the pile of candy-coated chocolates sitting in her palm.
For the time being at least, the graduate program for the Department of Germanic Languages and Literature is likely out of the woods.
The recruitment processes for National Panhellenic Council organizations are well underway, even if they are not as conspicuous as rush events for other campus greek groups.
Signaling the latest step in what some hope will result in an Asian American studies program at the University, three national scholars examined the field's place in academia and its potential at...
A teach-in and discussion designed to initiate the DukeDivest campaign sparked into a fiery debate last night at the Love Auditorium as audience members shot back and forth with panelists over the...
Administrators hope to remedy last year's snafus in the housing policy - which relegated some juniors to Edens Quadrangle as sophomores basked in their singles on Main West- with some minor but...
After three weeks of applications and interviews, the results are in.
Magazine ranks Duke No. 12 for black students.
DukeDivest will make its debut on campus tonight with a teach-in and discussion in Love Auditorium in the Levine Science Research Center at 7:30 p.m.
Seeking to inspire young female activists with the same passion that fires themselves, seven Durham-area women shared their personal histories in a panel discussion on women's activism Tuesday at...
Following a federal court ruling last week against Verizon Communications that could threaten the future of Internet music swapping, University officials sent an e-mail to the entire student body...
The Beatles did it, and according to recent research by Duke experts, those who suffer from chronic pain or want to reduce stress-related health problems should too.
