The nationwide Israeli Apartheid Week has made its way to Duke University and announced its presence in incendiary fashion.
If Duke wants to continue its arms race with other top universities, it must continue to push the envelope on the academic talent, services and opportunities available to students.
Women’s Weekend offers us a chance to reflect on the progress Duke has made in women’s issues, in the last century and in this one.
Women’s Weekend begins Thursday, providing an appropriate time to reflect upon the status of women at the University.
Four groups at Duke are currently under investigation for allegations of hazing infractions and, of those four groups, only one—Delta Tau Delta Fraternity—has been identified.
When it comes to students working on campus, there is often a choice between being employed and being intensively involved in a student organization.
Many Duke students may complain about the quality or variety of food at the Marketplace, but most everyone agrees that the first-year dining plan is an integral part of community building during...
Duke’s residential and non-residential social groups provide some of the most rewarding experiences at the University.
The professed aims of the new house model—improved residential communities and greater social equity—represent both laudable and achievable goals.
The Anil Potti affair took a new turn this Sunday when Joseph Nevins, Barbara Levine professor of cancer genomics and former mentor to Potti, stated publicly on the television program “60 Minutes”...
The number of reported incidents of hazing at Duke has more than doubled from the previous year, and this is no coincidence: The administration increased its hazing prevention efforts this academic...
The Board of Trustees is the University’s most important decision-making body—and its most private one.
When Claremont McKenna College announced in late January that it had falsified the SAT scores in its report to the U.S.
The Editorial Board endorses Kaveh Danesh for the position of Young Trustee.
By the beginning of March, the review of President Richard Brodhead’s second term will be completed.
Duke can do more to show us that sexual misconduct cases get resolved and not swept under the rug.
Applications are now open for a new program offered by the Fuqua School of Business in the United Arab Emirates.
A legacy admissions policy is unfair, but we do not have to reject children of alumni to reject the policy.
This Fall, the Office of Student Conduct met with righteous opposition when it tried to introduce a new student group leader accountability policy—a policy that held group leaders accountable for...
For more than a decade, Duke students have done the impossible: maintained our famed obsession with men’s basketball while strengthening our academic commitments year-by-year.
