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Shuttle service offered on FLEX
By Nadine Oosmanally | March 6, 2003Students leaving for spring break can now pay for shuttle service to the airport with their FLEX accounts.
Students leaving for spring break can now pay for shuttle service to the airport with their FLEX accounts.
Parking and Auxiliary Services officials tried Wednesday to clarify parking permit prices that were presented by Graduate and Professional Student Council members at a meeting Tuesday night and...
After six months of research, interviews, discussion and reflection, a task force advising the University on its next step to increase faculty diversity will conclude its work next week.
When many greek groups plan a philanthropic event, they first brainstorm the social activity and then find the organization that will receive its proceeds.
The 23 members of the Graduate and Professional Student Council who attended Tuesday's meeting expressed shock and surprise when they learned that parking costs for them would almost double in some...
The enigmatic ways in which some animals communicate via chemicals just became a little clearer.
Student attendance at the Armadillo Grill dipped to almost non-existent last Saturday night, and for good reason.
Many critics have derided what they call President George W.
It's 11 p.m., and you're just getting started on a research paper due tomorrow.
Students voted yesterday to increase the Duke University Union and Duke Student Government portions of the student activities fee. While the Union's referendum passed by a landslide 45.
Outgoing Chancellor for Health Affairs Dr. Ralph Snyderman taught Dr. Sandy Williams more than just the complexities of medical leadership--he also taught the medical school dean how to fish.
President: Runoff: Matt Slovik/Taylor Collison.
Top campus figures reacted with bittersweet surprise to President Nan Keohane's announcement Sunday that she would step down in June 2004.
With four television cameras, three spotlights and several microphones located throughout the room, a two-month media frenzy came to a surprisingly subdued end when political activist and convicted...
A controversial plan for constructing an apartment building in a neighborhood of single family homes met strong opposition from Durham homeowners at Monday night's City Council meeting.
Despite a recent statement by the American Studies Association arguing that academic freedom at universities is under fire, both students and administrators say Duke continues to be a safe place to...
Walking to West Campus through the Sarah P. Duke Gardens, students probably have no idea that they tread along the same latitude line as China.
The Duke Student Government election commission ruled Monday night that a complaint - filed by one presidential candidate against an opponent late Sunday night - was unsubstantiated.
A lemonade stand in the summer or a lawn-mowing job may be the farthest most children get in starting their own business, but the four Calvo children of Cary, N.C.