ACES down at least one week for system upgrade The University Registrar notified students Monday of a student information system upgrade that will render ACES unavailable until Friday, June 20,...
A critically ill baby undergoing a surgical procedure at the Duke University Hospital pediatric intensive care unit caught fire June 2.
A critically ill baby undergoing a surgical procedure at the Duke University Hospital pediatric intensive care unit caught fire Monday afternoon.
After years of struggling financially, the Freeman Center for Jewish Life is undergoing drastic changes in infrastructure as it seeks to reach out to more national donors while simultaneously...
The judge in a Durham rape trial allowed the testimony of a 21-year-old Duke student Tuesday, who recounted her own story of sexual assault in an effort to build a case against the defendant,...
After 13 years as the top dog in the School of Nursing, Mary Champagne will not seek another five-year term to continue her reign as the school's dean.
For the first time in half a decade, Durham Regional Hospital will see black instead of red on its annual accounting sheets.
A selection committee has named "Savage Inequalities," a book documenting the shortcomings of the U.S. educational system, as the required reading for the incoming Class of 2007.
The formal announcement of a partnership between the Medical Center and The Center for Advancement of Genomics heralds the onset of what could prove to be a revolutionary step toward preventive...
As the University looks to develop its campus, it also seeks to eliminate some of the steps that have delayed such construction endeavors in years past.
Some 30 undergraduates nationwide will descend upon the University next summer to take part in the selective American Economic Association's Summer Minority Program.
The next entering class at Duke will be stronger and markedly more Asian and Asian-American, said Director of Undergraduate Admissions Christoph Guttentag. The robust applicant pool, somewhat...
The next entering class at Duke will be stronger and markedly more Asian and Asian-American, said Director of Undergraduate Admissions Christoph Guttentag. The robust applicant pool, somewhat...
The SARS epidemic in China and southeast Asia has forced yet another change of plans for a Duke summer program. This time, though, no one seems to mind.
As the spread of the SARS epidemic in Canada lurks threateningly close to the United States border, researchers at the Human Vaccine Institute are pursuing the development of a SARS vaccine and...
While students are no longer waking up to jackhammers at work outside their windows, an increase in construction on campus has caused community members to change some of their daily routines.
The latest report from a series of probes into the Duke University Hospital found deficiencies in the Hospital's dialysis division, medication administering procedure and infection control,...
Loyal patrons of local late-night restaurants can rest assured that their favorite late-night dives will continue to serve their favorite late-night eats, despite the popularity of Rick's Diner in...
The University's recent warning against travel to SARS-afflicted areas underscores a dilemma faced by many Asian students, who have been unwilling to return home due to the epidemic.
