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Blue Devil Crossing: Alma Blount
By Cate Harding | March 17, 2010As director of the Hart Leadership Program, Alma Blount helps trigger students’ passion for leadership. No wonder she’s so happy.
As director of the Hart Leadership Program, Alma Blount helps trigger students’ passion for leadership. No wonder she’s so happy.
In Durham politics, community organizations have always played a significant role in rallying support for candidates that share their organization’s principles and views.
Duke’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. commemoration continued Tuesday with a performance showcase titled, “Chaos or Community: A Mosaic of Dr. King’s Living Dream,” which featured a monologue by the...
Campus Council at its meeting Thursday endorsed a memo containing recommendations for Residence Life and Housing Services-approved loft vendors. The memo, which will be sent to RLHS officials,...
Campus Council began preliminary discussions on revising the University's policy on common room damage. Current school policy charges affiliated students for damages to common areas in their...
Campus Council members elected sophomore Stephen Temple to serve as the council's president for the 2009-2010 academic year in a meeting Thursday night. The council's new leadership will include...
Popular 90s band Sister Hazel will headline Campus Council's annual Old Duke Party in April, the council announced at its weekly meeting Thursday. The event will feature kegs on the McClendon Tower...
New York Times columnist Bob Herbert called for ordinary citizens to shape the America they want to see in a talk at Griffith Film Theater Wednesday. In his speech, titled "A Call to Civic...
After debating the potential merits of the Oxygen channel and Country Music Television, Campus Council members voted to replace four channels in Duke's standard cable package with programming that...
With a move to Smith Warehouse, the Career Center will be distanced from the West Campus hub of student life, but officials said it may be better equipped to meet students' needs.