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Dean pledges scholarship funds
By Gabriel Chen | November 1, 2004George McLendon arrived in July as successor to William Chafe as dean of the faculty of Arts and Sciences.
George McLendon arrived in July as successor to William Chafe as dean of the faculty of Arts and Sciences.
Aycock Dormitory racked up another “green” triumph today as victor of this year’s East Campus Eco-Olympics.
GREENSBORO — As local legend goes, angry spirits haunted the city of Greensboro during the Great Depression.
Now sophomores will join juniors and seniors in discussing their ideas in small, more intimate seminar settings. .
Below the busy Beanery on the fourth floor of McClendon Tower, the third floor has often remained vacant.
This is the third in a three-part series about health and science issues in the 2004 election.
Five scholars from three Duke institutes and schools predicted outcomes for the presidential election and for post-election America in a panel at the Fuqua School of Business Thursday night.
Credit Suisse First Boston, an international investment banking firm, will bring its new $100 million global business center to the Wake County portion of Research Triangle Park next fall, adding...
In a preliminary brainstorming session, Campus Council discussed the complications and advantages of adding a new category of housing on West Campus that would function in a manner similar to that...
Duke Student Government debated The Chronicle’s editorial pages policy at its Wednesday night meeting, at which Student Affairs Senator George Fleming brought a resolution to the floor that...
As keynote speaker of Duke's Community Service Week, Ben Cohen shared his story of rising from the fattest kid in his seventh-grade gym class to becoming the successful co-founder of Ben &...
This is the second in a three-part series about health and science issues in the 2004 election.
Senior Andy Kay hopes the East Campus Coffeehouse will keep its offbeat feel while it goes through serious renovations to its physical appearance.
A nearly 70-person audience crowded the Great Hall Wednesday night to hear groups of students battle over the issues central to this year's presidential campaign. .
The University abolished the matrix this summer in favor of a list system as part of its efforts to help students understand the driving force behind Curriculum 2000: the desire to integrate...
As the 2004 campaign draws to a close, North Carolina voters seem to be leaning the same direction they did in 2000: toward President George W. Bush.
Members of the Duke community can easily reap the physical and emotional benefits of an ancient form of exercise by participating in a variety of yoga classes: traditional hatha yoga, yoga and...
The new East Campus residence hall, which will be located between Randolph Dormitory and Broad Street, is on schedule to open for incoming freshmen by Fall 2005. .