As the European Union considers the addition of 10 new countries into its ranks, its chief representative--Ulrik Federspiel, the ambassador of Denmark to the United States--addressed the issue of...
Senior Dave Russell has to duck his head when he walks into his room, for fear that his tall frame will hit the low pipes running along the ceiling just an inch above him.
Two weeks ago the average American had no idea what the word ossuary meant.
Faced with impending sanctions from its national headquarters and the University, Kappa Sigma fraternity decided to dissolve its Duke chapter Saturday.
Although East Campus was full of women once again Saturday morning, the University wasn't about to reinstate the Woman's College 30 years after its demise.
Bundled up in jackets, hats and mittens to brave the cold weather, students and administrators searched the campus last Thursday night for possible safety risks.
Student leaders in both the School of Medicine and the overall graduate and professional school community are searching together for ways to bridge a long-standing systemic divide between two...
Three political journalists met in a panel discussion Saturday to discuss the causes and effects of last week's historic midterm elections, in which the president's party broke a long-standing...
From Hello Kitty to Pokemon to Sailor Moon, Japanese animation has infiltrated American pop culture.
Despite rumors that social life at Duke is dwindling, student leaders who gathered Saturday to discuss the social scene found that is not the case.
Although some Duke students spend their Saturday afternoons catching up on sleep or homework, a dozen of them do something different--tutoring immigrants from Hong Kong and China in the English...
As Kappa Sigma fraternity dissolved its Duke chapter this weekend, another fraternity, Theta Chi, is facing similar administrative pressures and could follow the same track in the upcoming months,...
An exterior power cannot stabilize a developing country--the first step must come from within, Andrew Natsios, the administrator of the U.S.
Easley uses veto for first time.
Themed "All Together Now" to urge peace on the South Asian subcontinent, the annual cultural show Awaaz will kick off tonight with a variety of dance styles and a strong political message.
The women wore raincoats over their shorts when coming back from physical education classes, obeyed 11 p.m. curfews and received male visitors in the parlor.
Political junkies who sat with eyes glued to election coverage Tuesday might have hoped they could be the first in the Duke community to know who won-but they were mistaken.
This is the fifth story in a five-part series on Duke's 20 years of research and social work against AIDS..
When the University created gargoyles resembling donors Aubrey and Kathleen McClendon, it hoped to surprise the couple that had given so much to residential life.
