Clubbers decry cop behavior
By Paul Crowley | August 31, 2004Expressing concern and outrage at the allegedly offensive behavior of a �huge� police unit outside Caf� Parizade late Thursday night, a group of students filed a formal...
Expressing concern and outrage at the allegedly offensive behavior of a �huge� police unit outside Caf� Parizade late Thursday night, a group of students filed a formal...
The National Institutes of Health awarded Duke University Medical Center a $4 million grant last week to study infectious diseases in AIDS patients in Tanzania.
Nearly three dozen of the students and administrators who shape undergraduate life on campus gathered Monday night for the first meeting of the Inter-Community Council, which many attendees said...
The University has implemented a mandatory web-based alcohol education program for all freshmen in an attempt to increase awareness of the dangers of drinking irresponsibly.
Beginning tonight, the Marketplace will open from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Monday through Wednesday, giving freshmen a late-night dining option close to home. .
Student Health will hold its first health and fitness week Monday through Friday in the hopes of highlighting healthy lifestyles for undergraduates. .
School-based substance use prevention programs are a key tool in delivering anti-drug messages to youngsters and adolescents.
Black Student Alliance President Pascale Thomas loves calendars.
Alpha Iota Omega, a small Christian fraternity at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, is suing the university for its requirement that all student organizations strictly observe a...
When the new class schedule that began this year was initially announced, administrators lauded it as a potential solution to the perennial problem of overcrowded buses and endless lunch lines.
In Paul Carrington’s office, there are no posters declaring “Carrington for N.C.
This semester marks the debut of a revised class schedule meant to reduce overcrowded classrooms and make popular classes available to more students, but the result has been more early classes and...
Despite all the media attention, for Duke freshmen, the much-disputed iPod is just another piece of the roiling bustle of newness that is college.
The GA Down Under is getting done over.
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.