Although the Board of Trustees took final action on only a few initiatives this weekend (see story, page 1), it was a busy and celebratory weekend for the Trustees and Duke's senior administration.
From the depths of the Blue Zone, the first echoes of bass creep up the hill, flying on the back of Frisbees and footballs and scattered wisps of smoke.
For years, students had to hunt all over the Internet to find ACES, Blackboard, webmail, menus for Merchants on Points and other University services.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chancellor James Moeser announced a new plan Wednesday for low-income students that puts Carolina's financial aid policy at the national forefront of...
The following is President Nan Keohane's Founders' address, delivered Oct. 2, 2003 in the Chapel, in its entirety. .
An extraordinary coincidence of anniversaries pertaining to African Americans and the University has spurred a series of events and commemorations known as the 20/40 Celebration, which will take...
As the Board of Trustees convenes on campus today and tomorrow, the biggest item on its agenda could lead to the long-anticipated approval of a 200-student enrollment expansion for the Pratt School...
Administrators met Wednesday morning with a group of students and faculty members to discuss a list of demands relating to minority issues on campus.
This year, Founders' Day is all about Nan.
At its first official session of the year Wednesday night, the Duke Student Government Senate voted not to charter The Girls Club organization amidst concerns from the Community Service Center.
John Stossel doesn't like lawyers. Or the drug war. Or the Food and Drug Administration.
As many as nine students living at 202 Watts St.
Speaking last night to an overflowing auditorium, New York Times foreign affairs columnist Thomas Friedman explained the real reason the United States invaded Iraq: "Because we could.".
Duke University Medical School received a $12 million award for the construction of a regional biocontainment laboratory from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, as part of a...
Nipping at the heels of equivalent programs at Harvard, Stanford and Princeton universities, the economics department has begun a major overhaul to bring its doctoral candidates one step closer to...
Gov. Mike Easley instructed the Office of State Budget and Management Monday to pay North Carolina teachers in full for gains made on last year's academic achievement evaluation exams.
During this time of year, undergraduate admissions officers Stacy Scarfutti-Rusak, Anne Sjostrom and Carrie Williams would normally be traveling around the country meeting with high school seniors.
Administrators holding responses to minority demands.
Nearly 100 people gathered Tuesday to celebrate the life and works of Edward Said, a controversial intellectual and political activist, who died last week in New York City.
