Students are becoming accustomed to receiving Duke Alerts at the first sign of rough weather conditions, and many began to wonder how long it would be before phones started to buzz as snow fell on...
Discussions of mental health reverberate across campus as February spotlights Duke’s first ever Mental Health Awareness Month.
Last month, a group of Stanford students publicized a discovery that FERPA rights can be invoked by students to gain access to their admissions files, complete with comments and evaluation.
Between tenting and rush, the beginning of the semester can be just as busy as the academic crescendo at the end of it.
The deadline for sophomores to declare their majors looms as March 6 draws nearer, raising questions like “Is this major enough?” or “Should I declare something else?”
As peer institutions reinvent their alcohol policy, Duke continues to stand by its rules restricting the undergraduate drinking culture.
This past Wednesday morning, with the air frigid, the clouds bleak and the wind rough, we woke to a heart-rending tragedy.
Until last Thursday, students were required to take 17 Duke courses out of their 34 total courses for graduation.
After a series of setbacks and delays, Duke’s global venture at Duke Kunshan University is at last beginning to plant its roots.
North Carolina governor Pat McCrory recently took to the press to lambast the humanities and liberal arts education.
According to a recent study reported on by The New York Times, male professors are more likely to be perceived as “brilliant,” whereas their female counterparts are cast negatively.
Durham neighborhood associations are urging Duke administrators and city officials to actively investigate several student-occupied houses near campus.
The Wisconsin state government’s recent discussion about removing “the search for truth” from the mission statement of its state university system is deeply misguided but not surprising.
The refrain “Me Too” will echo not just across Duke’s campus this weekend, but also college campuses nationwide.
It is Young Trustee season again, which also means it is endorsement season.
Last Tuesday, the administration rejected Divest Duke’s proposal to remove investments from the top 200 publicly traded fossil fuel companies.
Beginning in July, the minimum wage for regular employees of the University will increase from $10.91 to $12.00, boosting the hourly wage of roughly 400 regular employees.
Opting into a selective living group might mean you can never leave.
Business suits and interview folios descend upon campus as the most recent interview season begins—this one largely for summer consulting and finance positions.
Last week, Duke Student Government introduced four proposals that could alter the landscape of its elections and internal organization.
