Three finalists vie for Durham police chief position

City Manager Marcia Connor has a difficult call to make.

Students sample taste of administrator life

For students still deciding what they want to do with their lives, the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators hosted the Minority Undergraduate Fellows Program at Duke this month...

GPSC plans undergraduate mentoring program

Designed to build a link between the undergraduate, graduate and faculty populations, and construct a medium for exchange of information between the groups, a proposed residential cluster mentoring...

Victim of reported assault speaks out on safety

Cari Goldman still had her first DukeCard when she graduated. She fought with her roommate over keeping the blinds shut. She took every precaution in the book.

Med school glitch affects applicants

Between the evening of March 13 and the morning of March 14, eight Duke University Medical School applicants received the news they had been waiting for -- they had been accepted.

Pratt, Law 1st schools to hit goal

The School of Law and the Pratt School of Engineering became the first two schools to surpass their individual goals in The Campaign for Duke, almost 18 months before the end of the campaign.

Crime Reports

Vehicles entered, belongings stolen.

Undergrads join genomics study

As the genomics initiative continues to take shape, a recent grant will begin to link undergraduates to the larger Duke effort.

Scientists offer new AIDS treatments

Two new drug therapies can significantly slow the advance of HIV in both the early and late stages of infection, giving new hope to patients with the virus that causes AIDS, according to two Duke...

University news, while you were gone...

Gates Foundation gift to fund sciences The University announced a $35 million gift from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation at an Academic Council meeting in early May. Thirty million dollars of...

Duke copes with drought limits

In the midst of the region's worst drought in a century, the sight of sprinklers' operating at mid-day in the Sarah P. Duke Gardens has become a point of discontent for some Durham residents. Duke...

Dirt lots, buses top parking plan

Plans for a new remote parking lot on Maxwell Street, a central component of the University's restructuring of the parking system, have been scrapped in favor of two gravel-topped dirt lots on Duke...

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Duke students build, race car

Who said Engineering students spend all their time solving problems in a remote corner of Teer library? To get their blue racing machine ready for the May national competition last spring, seven...

To Our Readers

I've recently been telling people that I don't feel as though I'm graduating. I much prefer my air of incredulity about the upcoming goodbyes to the somber attitude of a girl who realizes her...

NAS debate reveals faculty divisions on curriculum, ideology

Faculty members deny charges that an academic association they have agreed to join is racist, sexists and homophobic. Instead, the charter members of the university chapter of the National...