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This fall, a new component of the course registration system will allow economics professors to enforce prerequisites for the first time.
Three candidates seeking North Carolina's Fourth District seat in the U.S.
Although the University prides itself on being a family friendly workplace, on-campus lactation rooms--uninviting, unkempt and few and far between--suggest ample room for improvement.
In an effort to enhance group dynamics and community within campus quadrangles, Student Affairs and ARAMARK Corp.
Ride operator killed at State Fair.
With just over a year left in the seven-year, $2 billion Campaign for Duke and 96 percent of the goal met, the University is shifting its focus from the 10 major divisions--the seven schools,...
City Manager Marcia Conner (right) introduced Durham's new police chief, Douglas Scott, during the City Council's proceedings Thursday.
The bad news is that a Duke education is pricey. The good news is that, at least this year, Duke is becoming less expensive to attend relative to other institutions.
A new mentoring program aims to help Duke students navigate their four-year journey through the Gothic Wonderland.
Two years after the launch of the Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy, the University announced the institute's first director Thursday.
Last Friday, hundreds of students filled the Chapel Quad, eating, mingling and checking out crafts booths at Oktoberfest.
Jim Wallis, a pastor and political activist, urged nonviolent alternatives to the war in Iraq and criticized the situation's impact on poverty to a group of Duke and Durham community members...
Police still searching for sexual assault suspect.
West Campus' newest resident greets (or scares) passers-by in front of Clocktower Quadrangle--one of many signs around campus that Halloween is approaching.
Although this year's health insurance increases for University employees are lower than the national trend, employees have reacted with emotions ranging from understanding to frustration.
President Nan Keohane discussed when a university president should speak out on an issue and, more generally, a university's societal responsibilities at an annual address to the faculty prior to...
With less than two weeks until the November elections, voters will have the opportunity to interact with local politicians Sunday night at a Candidates Forum in Von Canon C.
Looking back 30 years after the so-called Christie Report redefined faculty governance at the University, James B.
Nine months, two rounds of searching, six finalists and multiple domestic abuse allegations later, the city of Durham finally has a new chief of police.
In the U.S. Senate race, James Carville's famous 1992 maxim apparently still holds true.
