Duke lifts boycott of pickle company

The University lifted its boycott of the Mt.

Program to examine God, ethnicity

Conflicts involving race, sex and God have inflamed human passions for centuries--starting wars, toppling empires and, in some cases, even bringing great happiness.

Duke admissions to notify via web

Even as a scandal rages about Princeton University's unauthorized access to Yale University's online admissions information, Duke plans to post its acceptance decisions online for early admissions...

Dole visits enthusiastic crowd at Page

Elizabeth Dole, Woman's College '58, rode into Page Auditorium on the back of a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle to kick off a rally for her U.S. Senate campaign Thursday.

Campus Jewish life sees change

As the Jewish High Holidays fast approach, an established center and a new organization are preparing to cater to Jewish students.

Dole plans campaign rally

Elizabeth Dole, Woman's College '58 and candidate for one of North Carolina's U.S. Senate seats, will hold a campaign rally in Page Auditorium at 3 p.m. this afternoon.

Quads start to feature more academics

As all sophomores settle into West Campus and quads begin to see the first of their facelifts, one component remains more in the minds than in the concrete plans of those polishing the new...

Conner delays

As six months stretch into seven, the search for Durham's next chief of police still appears to have no end in sight.

Duke releases Sept. 11 plan

As the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks approaches, the University has announced its plan to commemorate the day with what it calls a somber and respectful tone.

Panuccio takes over Union reins

This is the fourth story in a five-part series profiling various student leaders this year.

Res life thrusts Nurkin into spotlight

This is the third story in a five-part series profiling various student leaders this year.

Students contemplate effect of housing policy on diversity

A week after upperclass students began moving back into dormitories, many are observing the impact of the new policy that places all sophomores on West Campus.

New transit director slims routes

As students and professors learn their new class schedules, they also are adapting to a new bus schedule that utilizes fewer buses but more frequent cycles.

'Street party' arrestees likely to avoid severe penalties

Fourteen people arrested last spring during an unauthorized celebration on Ninth Street may have a new cause to celebrate.

Duke adds security procedures on East

Almost seven months after a reported sexual assault in a Randolph Dormitory bathroom, University officials are beginning to implement safety and security measures in and around dorms on East Campus.

Few sophomores attend new event

It wasn't quite the turnout they expected, but administrators called the first ever sophomore convocation Tuesday afternoon a success.

Honoring one of Duke's Best

Krista Cipriano, who served as director of the Duke Craft Center for 26 years, is "surprised" that the center is being named after her, a decision made by the Board of Trustees last May.

Caffeine adds to stress, warn scientists

Your morning cup of coffee may be doing more harm than previously thought, according to a new study by Medical Center researchers that shows caffeine consumed in the morning increases blood...

New admissions building underway

After a decade of deliberation, construction is finally underway on a new addition to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.

A look at the Fuqua School of Business' new Fox Student Center