The city of Durham has a vibrant Hispanic community—Latinos make up 14 percent of its population. Immigrants from countries like Mexico, El Salvador and Guatemala have made the Bull City their home...
Although Iran’s nuclear capability may pose threats, war is not the answer, said Steven David, vice dean for undergraduate education at Johns Hopkins University.
Shortly after sundown on Aug. 8, 2011, I took off on an El Al flight from New York to Tel Aviv.
Duke Student Government held a forum in the Great Hall Tuesday to address student questions and concerns about the new house model to be implemented Fall 2012.
Alumni of the North Carolina Governor’s School are refusing to let their cherished program disappear.
Students living off campus will benefit from knowing their neighborhood and city better, officials said.
A proposed revision to the University’s safety intervention policy could leave a mark on the records of students given emergency medical attention.
Duke’s new on-campus sustainable farm is preparing to reap the fruits of its labor.
Attending Governor’s School of North Carolina the summer after her junior year in high school gave sophomore Elena Botella a unique perspective on learning, and she called the program “one of the...
Living on Central isn’t as bad as some students may think.
