Jewish community decries Chronicle
By Liana Wyler | October 20, 2004Approximately 45 students attended an emergency closed-door town hall meeting Tuesday night at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life to discuss their concerns about The Chronicle.
Approximately 45 students attended an emergency closed-door town hall meeting Tuesday night at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life to discuss their concerns about The Chronicle.
After reaching a record low in 2002, North Carolina workplace fatalities rose from 169 to 182 in 2003.
The embattled arts center proposed for downtown Durham, it turns out, will get an encore. .
This is the second in a four-part series about the Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy.
Junior Emily Hsieh, a second-generation Chinese American, mirrors the experience of many immigrants’ children when she recalls her childhood memories of trying to maintain loyalty to both her...
Duke students who while away their time on Thefacebook.
This is the first in a four-part series about the Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy.
After months of controversy, the annual conference of the Palestine Solidarity Movement proceeded with minimal disruption. .
The North Carolina gubernatorial candidates squared off in Raleigh Friday in their second and final debate of the campaign season. .
A panel of three experts gathered Saturday morning to speak about the history and future of the Palestinian movement.
A Saturday afternoon panel at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life brought together four diverse viewpoints about current U.S. policy toward Israel.
Avraham Burg, former speaker of the Knesset, Israel's Parliament, and leader of the Israeli Labor Party, spoke at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life Friday. .
A variety of workshop discussions at the Freeman Center for Jewish Life Saturday offered a wide range of pro-Israeli opinions.
Dozens of conference attendees gathered Sunday morning for a final panel discussion focused on the status of the pro-Palestinian movement and the need to mobilize support for the cause.
The events of the Palestine Solidarity Movement conference kicked off Friday night with a panel offering the case for divestment from Israel.
Duke recognized the addition of 1,220 acres of Duke Forest into the North Carolina Registry of Natural Heritage Areas at the Duke Forest Annual Meeting Oct. 14.
Hundreds of students gathered on Keohane Quadrangle Thursday night at the Students Against Terror concert and rally headlined by Sister Hazel.
Duke University Medical Center administrators have placed restrictions on influenza vaccine distribution after receiving only 10 percent of the expected supply.
Senior Simon Pulman transferred to Duke last year and lived on Central Campus—a bus ride away from the center of University life.