Dr. Victor Dzau, Hersey Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and chair of the Department of Medicine, will replace Dr.
Laney Funderburk, associate vice president for alumni affairs and development and director of the office of alumni affairs, will step down from his post--which he held for 22 years--at the end of...
How will you remember President Nan Keohane?.
The University is engaged in a disagreement with the city of Durham concerning more than $1 million the city says Duke owes in fees affiliated with construction.
A student reported he was carjacked and assaulted April 20 in the Brightleaf Square parking lot.
Multiple fires in House E of Craven Quadrangle forced residents to evacuate early in the morning April 22. .
Executive Vice President Tallman Trask updated the Academic Council on the University's master plan, highlighting the more than 20 construction projects completed over the past eight years, at the...
Student protesters and members of the local community gathered on the Chapel Quadrangle Tuesday to voice their concerns about Duke University Health System's sale of its laundry facility to...
About seven months ago, four engineers sat in the lounge area between the Armadillo Grill and McDonald's, penning down ideas on napkins--ideas they hoped would blossom into proposals they could...
When the blue drape concealing the newly-engraved stone sign fell away Tuesday afternoon, West-Edens Link was officially renamed Keohane Quadrangle in honor of outgoing University President Nan...
Director of Residence Life and Housing Services Eddie Hull addressed three student-focused Campus Council resolutions late last week.
This is the final story of a three-part series.
Around campus, many students run to stay fit. But Saturday, May 1, Durham community members won't just be running for their own health--they'll be running for the Lincoln Community Health Center.
As William Chafe packs up his belongings and prepares to vacate his comfortable 104 Allen Building office, he will doubtless look back on his tenure as the top man in Arts and Sciences.
Rising health insurance costs have given Duke students a headache in recent years--but at least premiums won't be as expensive next year as students anticipated about a month ago.
Back in 1997 when Will Pearson and Mangesh Hattikudur, both class of 2001, were freshmen, they became enraptured with Jeopardy-esque trivia craze like the rest of the world. .
In their final meeting of the semester, members of the Graduate and Professional Student Council reviewed the progress the organization has made this year.
When Mary Champagne became dean of the School of Nursing in 1991, she had her work cut out for her..
