At the first Graduate and Professional Student Council meeting of the semester, GPSC President Heather Dean presented her objectives for the council in three major areas: communication, community...
Durham’s brief interim era got off to a relatively quiet start Tuesday night, as acting City Manager Patrick Baker helped preside over his first City Council meeting.
Sophomore Andrew Thaler, holding a paper coffee cup like a microphone, stood at the center of the circular lawn in front of the Marketplace and gathered a deep breath.
He may be a passionate outdoorsman and avid NASCAR fan, but when it comes to politics, North Carolina Gov. Mike Easley is all business.
It’s been a whirlwind of a summer for North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Patrick Ballantine.
North Carolina's statewide shortage of teachers has become critical, according to a report published in late August by the North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research.
After a wholesale reorganization that left five former student advisors jobless, four new hires in the Office of Student Activities and Facilities are scrambling to navigate University red tape and...
The Duke Robotics Club has taken on the national challenge to come up with innovations that will eventually reduce war-related casualties by creating robots that can perform military roles that...
The freshmen flew solo for the first time this year, and the effects of an independent election were clear in a race in which three out of four positions were uncontested and voter turnout was...
This year the East Campus Coffeehouse, run since its inception by residential group SHARE, will have new management: the Duke University Union. .
In an effort to address some of the most pressing ethical, legal and social questions that have developed along with recent advances in genetic and genome science, the National Human Genome...
Administrators and student programmers are working to establish dining halls as a keystone of Duke's community-building efforts. .
While thousands of Americans took advantage of Labor Day as a last gasp of summer, several alumni braved the gloomy morning on their day off to take a stand against classes on federal holidays at...
If all goes according to plan, graduate and professional students will soon gain a second representative on the University�s Board of Trustees. .
Despite the relatively small crowd that turned out for the University’s health and fitness week on East Campus, Student Health officials said the program, which concluded Saturday, was a...
The Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy has recruited Dr. Geoffrey Ginsburg to direct its Center for Genomic Medicine.
Armed with a new attitude, the Blue Devils strolled into Navy-Marine Corps Stadium hoping to sink Navy�s ship.
With an eye to decreasing the size of the Arts and Sciences faculty, the University has authorized 24 faculty searches in a roughly even distribution across the three divisions of Trinity College.
For the first time in at least seven years, Duke men’s basketball’s home matchup against Maryland might not be a tenting game.
Claudia Steer, Trinity ’04, and sophomore Anteneh Addisu were detained at Café Parizade Thursday night after allegedly assaulting Durham Police Department officers.
