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Administrators and student leaders alike are taking steps this year to align more closely all elements of the greek community.
Recent research at the Medical Center finally offers a physiological explanation of how intense emotion interferes with concentration.
Since 2000, the University's plea for undergraduates to move their cars out of the Blue Zone parking lot before a home football game has been met with disgruntled curses and sarcastic mockery.
Amidst growing concerns about campus safety, Safe Haven, a center on campus that offers drop-in service for students on Friday and Saturday nights, may not be open this weekend as leaders continue...
The next time you swipe your DukeCard at a residence hall, you may be surprised by a red light denying you entry.
The Fuqua School of Business announced Tuesday the creation of the Center for Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship, taking its first step in a 10-year initiative to promote entrepreneurial...
With a new menu, a new mission and a new name, The Oak Room Grille opened Wednesday to little fanfare and mixed reviews.
Efforts to bring the DTV Movie Channel back have run into a financial roadblock, but officials are optimistic that the service may return in the next year, even as Internet-based alternative CFlix...
Following four domestic homicides at Fort Bragg, N.C., this summer, the Pentagon has sent a medical team to investigate a possible link between the incidents and the anti-malaria drug Lariam.
Duke leads the nation's top-tier universities in integrating black students and faculty, according to a new report in The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education.
With the U.S. Senate primaries looming ahead on Sept.
The discovery that a gene known for causing cancer in mice also plays a role in human cancer is leading scientists to reconsider how they target their research.
Durham's water conservation efforts and a new report on locations for affordable housing dominated the discussion of Tuesday night's Durham City Council meeting, delayed one day due to the Labor...
Hoping to start the year with greater clarity, the Graduate and Professional Student Council overturned its former charter Tuesday in its first meeting this fall.
Zoila Airall's "heart and soul" is in the lives of students, making it only natural that she moved to Duke this summer to take a leading position in a revamped Division of Student Affairs.
Causing disappointment and commuting hassles for many off-campus students, parking and transit officials have decided to scrap a plan, at least temporarily, that would have created a bus route to a...
Despite the creation of two new parking lots on Duke University Road, students and employees alike reported frustration with the availability and location of parking for commuters.
A crowded Democratic field marks the highlight of the Sept. 10 primaries in the race for the Durham County Board of Commissioners.
Despite a flood in the West-Edens Link that interrupted voting, quadrangle council elections ran smoothly Sunday night with higher than expected turnout.