Speaking to you today as a columnist, I resent the new burden that comes with using this paper as a receptacle for my own words, instead of for my facts’ and my sources’ words, which I’ve merely...
As collaboration between academia and industry in clinical research becomes more common and more lucrative, some warn that unaddressed financial conflicts of interest will erode the objectivity of...
You choose the course. Probably not because of this individual professor's mildly attractive headshot set against that marbled background, but you’ve chosen him nonetheless.
Circumnavigate the quad with this verbal map I so generously provide, and you, too, may discover what uncharted treasures I’ve seen.
You’ve probably never heard of Bob Schmitz. But odds are good that you’ve heard the bass blasting from one of his rental properties—he boasts a portfolio of more than 270, ranging from frat houses...
Few people thought the company Patzer founded in 2005, a personal finance Web site dubbed Mint.com, would succeed. Four years and a $170 million sale later, they were wrong.
The Nasher Museum of Art's latest exhibition, "Picasso and the Allure of Language," is remarkable in both its unconventional approach to Picasso and the works it exhibits. But the exhibition, still...
Come springtime last year, Duke students flocked to Devine's-that faded, familiar Main Street bar-in greater numbers, angling for tall-boys of Bud Light and crushing cigarettes into the low wooden...
Sarah Cohen, a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist, will join Duke's faculty next year as the Knight professor of the practice of journalism and public policy studies, administrators...
John Dailey, hired as Duke's new chief of police, began his term last Wednesday. Dailey was assistant police chief at North Carolina State University and a former Duke University Police Department...
