Students often talk about struggling with the pressure to be the perfect Duke student, or at least appear like they are. What students don’t talk about, however, is what happens when you inherently...
This March, sophomores will celebrate their newly declared majors at the second annual Sophomore Academic Homecoming.
A personal narrative about the role of street art in France, Chile and Durham, N.C.
As the second semester progresses, there is a buildup to one of the most infamous and anticipated days of the year, LDOC.
A streak of sentimentality has run through our editors’ notes, perhaps because Ashley and Caitlin are seniors, but this one will be different.
Although many student leaders are making an impact on Duke, none have Jacob Tobia’s celebrity.
Before students had personal computers, they waited in line to register for classes in person, paid typists to type up their assignments and competed to be the first to rip a page out of a library...
As a Third Culture Kid, you feel like you belong everywhere, yet do not truly belong anywhere.
At the beginning of the Spring semester, greek and selective living group recruitment takes campus by storm. How did it all start?
This year, like it has in the past, Old Duke seeks to kick off Duke’s end-of-year festivities with some old-school style.
Duke students share their worst tenting experiences.
The student-led retreat program Common Ground facilitates discussions of core aspects that forge students’ identities.
Since 2007, Perkins Library has been one of the only university libraries in the country to host an annual grand-scale party.
Since the 1960s, duke students have sprung to action to protect their beliefs. from occupying the allen building to protesting wars, duke students have never been afraid to speak their minds.
Perhaps Ben Ward's greatest accomplishment—of all of the many great ones—was in the sheer number of people he touched, and the ease with which he touched them.
A half-second Google search transformed a first-year Duke student into a rising porn starlet.
Caroling in anticipation of the holidays is not an unusual tradition, except when tossing wheat is involved.
Kung hei fat choi! Anybody from Hong Kong is familiar with the greeting.
Towerview's editors ponder the final Christmas that they will celebrate as college students.
Many dancers choose to attend traditional conservatories, but Duke dancers are taking an unconventional approach.
