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With the unveiling of the Women's Initiative report set for tomorrow, a brief look into the history of women at the institution shows just how much things have changed since the seeds were sown for...
With the national economy showing signs of emerging from its recent funk, the University stands to gain--and, surprisingly enough, lose. .
Today's copyright laws are muddled and outdated, law professor James Boyle explained Friday in a speech titled "We Don't Provide That Service: The Economic Irrationality of Copyright Rules on the...
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Put away your coloring books, or--gasp!--text books. Duke students have come up with some new rainy-day activities. .
Hurricane Isabel finally made landfall Thursday, hurtling out of the Atlantic and into North Carolina through a small inlet in the southern strand of the Outer Banks. .
Arts and Sciences Council Chair Katherine Ewing canceled Thursday's special joint Arts and Sciences Council and Engineering Faculty Council meeting because of Hurricane Isabel, reducing the...
In baseball, they call it a brushback. .
As the Presidential Search Committee goes fishing for a successor to President Nan Keohane, they may find they are not the only ones soaking bait this year.
Justin Pini is a self-confessed Ludacris fan. Come next Wednesday, he will finally get the chance to see his "hero" perform live at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Government officials spent Wednesday preparing for the landfall of Hurricane Isabel, projected for 2 p.m. today. Gov.
Duke team receives $2M to study advance directives.
As the next health care privacy compliance deadline looms for Duke University Health System, officials said DUHS is already essentially equipped with a computerized system to safely transfer...
The North Carolina General Assembly drew a step closer to malpractice reform with the approval Tuesday of a state senate bill that includes several important oversight components, but lacks a cap...
An inscription at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum reads, "For the dead and the living we must bear witness.".
CAPE HATTERAS, N.C. -- With both the weekend and Hurricane Isabel fast approaching, the Grid Pickers donned their wet weather gear and set sail off of Cape Hatteras to see what all the fuss was about.
Tim Johnson crinkled his forehead as he tried his best to think of his personal pet peeves. It was only 7:30 a.m.