Registration for spring semester is a few short weeks away. That likely means you’re either cherishing the new method of semi-excusable procrastination that is bookbagging or dreading digging through course guides and taking a step closer towards the post-Duke future.
To legalize or not to legalize recreational marijuana: lawmakers across the country have been contemplating this polarizing issue for years.
Certainly, the world of 2016 provides ample opportunities for such “post-Truthism” to rise in politics.
Last Friday, hundreds of students flocked to the Washington Duke Inn to attend an annual celebration of scholarships and fellowships.
Last Thursday, the University’s Academic Council met to discuss the beginnings of the launch of a full, four-year undergraduate degree program at Duke Kunshan University.
Yesterday, following the discovery of hate speech spray-painted across the East Campus Bridge, we emphasized our campus’s complicity in promoting a culture in which some among us feel comfortable utilizing hate speech.
On Sunday, racial, homophobic and anti-semitic slurs were found spray-painted under the East Campus Bridge where Duke’s NAACP, Mi Gente and the Asian Student Alliance planned to host an event.
Today marks the third deadline for this recruiting season of the popular Teach for America program.
Last Thursday, the Arts and Science Council considered the expansion of accelerated master’s degree programs at Duke.
This past week, both Michelle Kwan and Jason Collins visited Duke University to garner support for democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton.
In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. Hundreds of years later, children, schools and states celebrate the violence, genocide and imperialism that followed his arrival in the Americas.
This past weekend “Birth of a Nation,” a Sundance-favored period drama based loosely on the life of Nat Turner, an enslaved man who lead a slave rebellion in the 1800s, opened with disappointing numbers at the box office.
The study abroad program is an essential part of the “Duke Experience,” with roughly half of the undergraduate population spending a semester abroad before graduation.
Fall break is just around the corner, which means that the members of the Editorial Board have a fun five days planned.
Earlier this year, the School of Medicine announced the appointment of a new Assistant Dean for Underrepresented Faculty Development, a promising step toward addressing concerns many students and faculty have voiced about discrimination and bias on campus.
Earlier this summer, Governor Pat McCrory signed a bill into law that removed police body camera records from the public record.
With tonight’s vice-presidential debate, America begins a five-week countdown to the general election.
After the first 2016 presidential debate last week, some viewers of the event struggled to agree on which candidate had won.
One year, three months and 16 days ago, the Duke Interfraternity Council launched a task force charged with a mission to investigate the role Greek life plays in sexual assault on campus.
Yesterday, the Duke Men’s Project held its first meeting.
