A few short years ago, the idea of a packed student section at Wallace Wade Stadium cheering on a Blue Devils team competing for bowl eligibility would likely have elicited laughter.
Registering for classes might not be the most exciting aspect of the Duke experience, but it is certainly the most ubiquitous.
Duke Student Government has recently concluded two successful advocacy campaigns, convincing the administration to repeal the statute of limitations for sexual misconduct and expand the size of the...
We have all heard some version of the story: a college admissions officer casually looks up a promising applicant on Facebook, sees a questionable photo or status that cannot be unseen, and...
In its never ending quest to look after you, the student body, the Editorial Board—despite your habitual ungratefulness—has once again risked life and limb to bring you an internal memo straight...
The deadline for registering to vote is tomorrow, and we urge you to do so as soon as possible.
Change is coming to Duke. After meeting with President Richard Brodhead, we are more convinced than ever that the nature of undergraduate life at our institution is in the process of a fundamental...
Monday’s editorial examined the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration to the Duke Forward capital campaign.
Universities are like Renaissance masterpieces—they both cost a lot of money, and each one has its own unique personality.
According to a study released in September by researchers at Yale University, both male and female science professors consider female undergraduates less capable than their male counterparts.
Wednesday, we explored the culture of invulnerability that often causes Duke students to become distressed and lonely.
Masking frailty with false confidence is no mystery to Duke students.
Duke’s statute of limitations for sexual misconduct violations, reduced last January from two years to one, continues to vex many on campus.
Duke students are particularly adept at two things: writing and running organizations.
The Board of Trustees corporately addresses the University community that it governs in three ways.
Duke Kunshan University has been met with skepticism and confusion since its conception.
Trinity College supports the liberal arts in name, but does the University support them in practice?
Duke launched its first online course Monday as part of a pilot project in conjunction with Coursera, an online education company.
Course evaluations are broken.
Thursday’s editorial discussed the remarkable accomplishments of Common Ground, an intensive retreat hosted by the Center for Race Relations.
