Duke Student Government allocated nearly $24,000 last night to the Wilson Gymnasium Audio-Visual Project, cash intended to purchase and pay for the installation of six 42-inch plasma-screen...
After just over a decade off the job, Professor of Public Policy and History Bruce Kuniholm will soon retake the reins of public policy studies at Duke.
Everything looks better in Duke Blue.
They say imitation is the highest form of flattery.
Some people do it in class when their professors aren’t looking. Others do it in the library, in the gym or just in their rooms. No matter where you are, chances are someone has done it there.
People aren’t always what they seem.
Stan is perpetually sick. Doctors constantly surround him, treating his plethora of ailments. Sometimes his tongue swells up, blocking his airways.
As a young institution with a relatively modest endowment, Duke is always hoping its alumni stay happy—especially the folks in the Development Office.
During last week’s wet weather, Duke law students and faculty found it raining indoors.
Facing concerns that student representation on the Central Campus Planning Committee may be inadequate, some Duke Student Government leaders are devising supplementary avenues for undergraduate input.
Some North Carolina smokers are fuming about the state’s new cigarette tax.
Douglas Breeden, dean of the Fuqua School of Business since 2001, was reappointed to a second five-year term last week.
Education officials are speaking out against President George W. Bush’s new budget—this time because of proposed funding cuts that would eliminate the Perkins Loan program.
More than 100 students gathered to discuss strategies to take action and help stop the Sudanese genocide in an auditorium at the Sanford Institute of Public Policy Tuesday night.
A 21-year-old student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was attacked early Friday morning while walking alone near 100 East Franklin Street in what police are investigating as a...
A Jewish father whose son fell victim to an anti-Semitic terrorist act in Pakistan and a Muslim former high commissioner of Pakistan to Great Britain travel around the country together giving...
Nearly three weeks after the end of formal fraternity recruitment, neither individual fraternities nor the Interfraternity Council has released details about the results.
Someone out there is trying to convince people that the FBI is monitoring traffic on “illegal” websites.
Duke University is about to become just a little bit classier.
“How many of you rode in a car with someone who has been drinking in the past week?” Claire Feldman-Riordan asked a group of students seated in a circle around her.
