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Three resident assistants were recently fired related to their decision to tent for the men's basketball game against North Carolina.
A director of graduate studies stepped down after sending an email Friday warning students not to speak Chinese.
The director of graduate studies for a School of Medicine program has stepped down and the dean of the medical school has asked the Office of Institutional Equity to conduct a thorough review of the program in response to emails that surfaced Saturday.
Exactly one year ago, in early morning light on a near empty campus, a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee was removed from the Chapel steps.
Update: After GoldLink cancelled, Marc E. Bassy will headline this year's Last Day of Classes concert as classes wrap up April 25, Duke University Union announced Tuesday.
Armed with megaphones, a group of disgruntled students interrupted the Divinity School State of the School address to give what they called “the real State of the School address.”
The empty space that resulted from the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue will officially remain an empty space, at least for now.
A group calling itself Concerned Black Students criticized Duke Student Affairs and the student body for their “willful ignorance and complicity” of hazing in National Pan-Hellenic Council organizations at Duke.
A dorm room intrusion and the ambiguous DukeALERT that followed have sparked fresh concerns about campus security.
Attending the Law School and the School of Medicine is becoming increasingly appealing as both graduate schools have seen recent increases in applicants.