A carefully constructed and thoughtful album, John Mayer's Continuum (Aware/Columbia) deftly grapples with politics, religion and the mistakes lovers make-all while delving deeper into the world of...
When your man is acting out of line, and you need some good old-fashioned girl power, Beyoncé's new album B'Day (Music World Music/Sony Urban Music/Columbia) has got it in droves. Beyoncé brings...
His may not be a household name, but William Greaves has left an indelible mark on the world of documentary filmmaking. With a career spanning nearly 40 years, Greaves has produced more than over...
Firewall marks Harrison Ford's return to the big screen after a nearly three-year absence-but make no mistake, Ford wants his fans to know that he's not slowing down. "In the past I have normally...
Waving banners and chanting "Black issues, American issues," several dozen students and faculty members took to the Main West Quadrangle yesterday to denounce controversial comments made last week...
Live bands, dozens of vendors, children with balloons and a parade down Main Street-for the most part, it looked like any other celebration held on East Campus.
Officials from the Center for Race Relations held a town hall meeting Monday night to facilitate open discussion of controversial racial issues the movie Crash provoked among Duke students.
Triggered by a combination of scheduling problems and concerns related to black tenting, students’ well-being and the increasingly commercial image of Krzyzewskiville, Duke Student Government...
Amid the chatter of students telling tall tales of summers spent interning at corporations, participating in study abroad programs or partying the nights away, there is a student who did something...
Sibulele Sibaca, a self-described daddy’s girl and sports afficionado, was inspired to become a representative of loveLife—South Africa’s national HIV prevention program for...
