At a special meeting Wednesday, the Durham City Council came one step closer to finding a replacement for former City Manager Marcia Conner.
As the University struggles to deal with the ever-present threats to safety on campus, it is looking to security cameras for help.
The Recording Industry Association of America fully supports Duke�s iPod giveaway for its educational potential and the legal downloading options it offers students, according to a report...
Eric Boateng, a center from London, England, committed to Duke Wednesday. The standout from St. Andrew�s High School in Noxontown, Del.
Anthony Vitarelli has always been wrapped up in what he’s doing.
Undergraduates complain that the University�s SafeRides service is inadequate, with vans arriving slowly or dispatchers denying rides to callers.
Anyone seeking a concentration of religious experts on the University’s campus might look first in the Duke Chapel, the Freeman Center for Jewish Life or the Gray Building.
Durham Regional Hospital is at risk of losing $67 million of Medicare funds following a patient�s leap from a fifth-floor window Aug. 11. .
The Center for Interdisciplinary Engineering, Medicine and Applied Sciences is now mostly ready for business.
In a heavy blow to the already embattled performing arts center proposed for downtown Durham, industry juggernaut Clear Channel Communications Inc.
Senior Kevin Parker drinks wine. Not beer, wine. He’s big on gin and tonic as well. His friends say, a bit tongue-in-cheek, that Parker sustains himself on the “finer spirits.
Durham County has rescinded its contract with Angelica Corp., an industrial laundry service also under contract with Duke University Health System. The corporation pays its Durham employees $8.
The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education has placed the surgery residency program at Duke University Medical Center on indefinite probation after a June 2003 evaluation found...
A new computer I.D. verification system will allow bartenders to check patrons� age via their DukeCards, in an effort to cut down on underage drinking. .
One year after the adoption of the Community Standard, members of the Duke community are still unsure about how the ideals of integrity will become woven into the University culture.
Few graduate students attended the Student Activities Fair, but Heather Dean, president of the Graduate and Professional Student Council, was there making the most of the event.
Over the first weekend back at school, police broke up several parties in the neighorhoods around East Campus. Residents complained of rowdy students but said police were responsive to their calls.
Sotted student stays in slammer.