Wayne Manor has temporarily lost its commons space pending a review by the Undergraduate Judicial Board for alleged violations of University policy.
Thirty years ago, Exalted Grand Cyclops of the Durham Ku Klux Klan C.P. Ellis was enlisted by a city council member to co-chair a community committee addressing school desegregation problems.
Imagine this: your rich uncle decides he's feeling extra generous and wants to give you an exorbitant amount of money. How much, you ask? The figure totals somewhere around $2,361,205,387.
Bruce Wear Wardropper, William Hane Wannamaker professor emeritus of romance studies, died Jan. 6. He was 84.
English professor emerita Kenny Jackson Williams died Dec. 19 after a long fight with cancer. She was 76 years old.
No last-second heroics required this time.
Seventy million dollars is a lot of money.
Projector snatched from Children's Health Center.
Although it has only been six days since returning study abroad students moved into their converted West Campus dorm rooms, resident responses seem to already suggest the new housing situation's...
After a semester in place, the new traffic structures on Towerview Road have received mixed reviews from students, who use the route most frequently on their way to the Blue Zone.
Loud noises cannot put the brakes on Campus Council--a good thing for the group in charge of planning the Last Day of Classes.
The impossible has happened. Believe it or not, this summer a Duke construction project will finish not only on time, but ahead of schedule.
It's spring semester anew, and as usual Duke's greeks and greeks-to-be have some decisions to make in the coming weeks. Ladies and gentlemen, "rush" starts today.
Student gets court date for damaging property.
An eleventh-hour, $72 million gift from Peter and Ginny Nicholas, co-chairs of the recently concluded Campaign for Duke, pushed the final campaign total to a record $2,361,205,387, President Nan...
After a long day of classes, senior Joe Bluedevil approaches the door of his Central Campus house and puts his thumb up to a fingerprint scanner near the entrance.
What is it about future Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences George McLendon that makes him so appealing to Provost Peter Lange and the search committee that nominated him for the job? In part,...
Bright, a friend to students, community-minded, congenial. .
