For some student legislators, like Duke Student Government President Matthew Slovik, the nearly three-and-a-half hour meeting Wednesday night was a tearful conclusion to a four-year experience.
Twenty-seven people--Men, women, people of various races, columnists and non-columnists of The Chronicle, greeks, independents, and even Duke parents--gathered in the Women's Center Wednesday night...
Campus Council is ready to tab a new generation of executive officers tonight, as student legislators vote today on who will fill the positions of President, Vice President, Treasurer and...
The Duke Student Government polls will be open today for legislative and class officer races, a result of the successful passage of a referendum on the March executive election ballot that moved...
This is the first in a series of articles examining current research trends.
And you thought AIM "stalking" was time-consuming.
In a blow to the commonly held belief that money and technology improve lives, Duke researchers have found that the level of well-being for American children has increased only slightly since 1975.
The Haitian proverb deye mon gen mon, meaning "beyond mountains there are mountains," ends Pulitzer-prizing winning author Tracy Kidder's non-fiction work, Mountains Beyond Mountains.
In a three-hour marathon meeting, the Graduate and Professional Student Council elected its leaders for next year Monday night.
After a lengthy and ambitious search, the University has tapped Kimerly Rorschach, director of the David and Alfred Smart Museum of Art at the University of Chicago, to lead the new Nasher Museum...
Senior Jenny Osterhout will always fondly remember Myrtle Beach. "I want to name my first-born Myrtle," she said. "I wouldn't miss [Myrtle] for the world.
As John Kerry struggles to define his candidacy, the 2004 presidential campaign is shaping up to be a close race with the economy and the situation in Iraq as the major issues, Duke professors said.
A new task force comprised of top campus services administrators will conduct an in-depth assessment of security on East Campus, taking into account recent campus-wide security concerns as well as...
A student was robbed at knifepoint early Sunday morning at the corner of Erwin Road and Anderson Street.
As the University considers a policy to charge students for damages to their residence halls, students are thinking about whether membership in selective living groups should be a factor in their...
A now-defunct student-run travel company may have cheated dozens of Duke students out of over $25,000 through various trip schemes in the past year.
A student in Maxwell House who has been active in educating her peers about sexual assault received a threatening note from an unknown person Thursday night.
You can count on one less free T-shirt--you'll now have to pay if you want one from Last Day of Classes.
