One cannot read The Chronicle editorial page these days without happening across another claim of racism or cultural insensitivity levied by one interest group against another here at dear old Duke.
Residence Life and Housing Services Director Eddie Hull's proposed revisions to the "quiet hours" policy is completely absurd. .
In response to Joost Bosland's column Tuesday, we would like to point out that a large part of the Build was funded by sources outside the Duke community, including the monies required for the...
We were honored to participate in the celebration that recognized President Nan Keohane's contribution to the Duke-Durham Neighborhood Partnership Saturday.
The rain had just stopped a few hours before the wedding began. The sun was coming out and shining over the rolling country hills. Horses were playing at nearby farm. The birds were singing.
Two thousand and three is a year which marks many things. To some it is the culmination of the successful presidency of one of the greatest fundraisers in the country, President Nan Keohane.
Conspiracy theorists unite--the ACC's diabolical plan to ravage the Big East is now complete. First Miami, then Virginia Tech and now Boston College. .
As I sit here burning the midnight oil, I try to define exactly why I feel antagonistic towards the attitudes of certain Duke students, and for separate but related reasons, the Duke administration.
Date functions. The bane of existence for many sorority girls. As my fellow columnist Whitney Beckett pointed out last week, deciding whom to take is a dilemma.
It has long been a tradition at Duke to venerate our greatest luminaries by naming campus edifices after them.
When he abstained from sex at breakfast, we knew something had gone horribly awry because every morning for the last 10 years he had been there, mounted and irrepressible.
We've been down this road before. The Duke identity groups are raging mad. They are pointing fingers and naming names and they want more. More of everything.
The rules for admission at Duke will soon be changing, and students who don't take the time to learn about them will be left out in the cold--the cold outside Cameron Indoor Stadium in February,...
If it were up to me, I'd drop this Sigma Chi thing. I swear. To be honest, I had never heard of Sigma Chi before this entire incident, but at this point, I've had enough.
As difficult as it is to resist the urge to devote this column to the stupidity and bigotry of Rush Limbaugh, I want to write about John Edwards this week.
In his Sept. 29 column, Philip Kurian misrepresents the experience of Asian Americans and disturbingly weakens the already tenuous efforts to improve race relations at Duke. .
While it is admirable that Duke has a potential candidate for a Nobel Prize who has made significant contributions in the field of medical research, I find your characterization that he began his...
Every holiday shopping season, an "it" toy emerges that captures the hearts and imaginations of children across the country.
As part of its continuing effort to improve the quality of engineering education, the Board of Trustees recently voted in favor of expanding undergraduate enrollment at the Pratt School of...
I feel compelled to write in response to Meghan Valerio's rant in The Chronicle about what is wrong with Duke.
