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Although not all legislative seats will be contested in today's elections, Duke Student Government officials are still satisfied with the pool of candidates.
Miscommunication was at the root of Saturday's breakup of the Kappa Alpha Order fraternity's party, an events planning administrator said.
The human voice--a powerful piece of artwork, and the driving force behind "Looking Back: 9/11 Across America," the newest exhibition produced by the Center for Documentary Studies.
The human brain remains an enigma, but researchers at the Medical Center are probing its mysteries by connecting the brain's signals to external devices like prosthetic limbs.
On a day when many people will turn to music for comfort, Duke students will join over 15,000 other musicians from around the world Sept.
University officials sent out an e-mail to all students late Friday providing a description of a Durham man wanted in an off-campus sexual assault of a Duke student last Thursday, as well as a...
Edmund Pratt, Engineering '47, former chair and CEO of Pfizer Inc.
North Carolina's partisan primary elections originally scheduled for May 7 will finally take place Tuesday, almost seven months after a controversial redistricting was overturned by the state...
For the second year in a row, a cultural group funding committee distributed $100,000 for cultural programming on campus.
The last time Edmund Pratt, Engineering '47, was at Duke University, he was overseeing the groundbreaking ceremony for the new engineering building in February.
Football fans suffered a second loss over the weekend, as the University prohibited the long-standing tradition of drinking from kegs at tailgates in the Blue Zone before football games.
The Fuqua School of Business ranks third among the nation's top 25 business schools in percentage of black students, according to a recent survey in The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education.
Four Democrats filed a formal complaint with the Federal Election Commission on Thursday, charging that Republican N.C. Senate candidate Elizabeth Dole and Wal-Mart Corporation violated campaign...
Michael Sells, author of Approaching the Qur'an: The Early Revelations, spoke at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Thursday night, addressing the nationwide controversy sparked by the...
A Duke student was reportedly raped early Thursday at her residence on Wilkerson Avenue after a man armed with a gun broke into her home around 6:30 a.m.
Tennis ball green has replaced basketball orange, but the work of party monitors--and their T-shirts--continues a year after the role was created.
With the primary only four days away, Democratic contenders for the U.S. Senate are campaigning hard all over North Carolina, making their faces known and voices heard.