NEWS
MacWilliam wears many hats
By Ian Crouch | August 29, 2003Senior Devon MacWilliam had reasonable goals when she began her freshman year at Duke. .
Senior Devon MacWilliam had reasonable goals when she began her freshman year at Duke. .
Despite the football team's genuine optimism for the 2003 season and its opening game against No.
Forty years after Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech, the dream continues to elude the reality. America has made remarkable progress, for sure, but there is still a long way to go.
Everybody's talking about the monorail. .
Although the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's summer reading assignment for the Class of 2007 did not make waves nationally as last year's selection did, it still sparked its fair...
Durham Regional Hospital is officially turning a profit this year for the first time in five years.
After being elected to a rare second term as president of the Graduate and Professional Student Council, Rob Saunders said he's trying hard this year to put the "success" in "succession.".
With a University-backed promise from the Durham Police Department to crack down on off-campus parties, many students say Duke's neighbors may not have much to complain about over the next few weeks.
Provost Peter Lange has charged a search committee headed by economics professor Neil De Marchi to search for a new art museum director, after former director Michael Mezzatesta's contract was not...
The menu at the Sanford Deli may be largely the same, but the hands behind the counter have changed.
Jessica Ward has spent the last two years teaching monkeys to count.
The provost's Task Force on Course Scheduling has zeroed in on a new scheduling model it believes will address student and faculty concerns surrounding the current system.
Election season is fast approaching, foreign policy is consuming public discourse and many Democrats are seeking experts to advise them on the complexities of a post-Sept. 11 world.
While the prospect of wider Duke police patrols has left many students apprehensive about the future of off-campus parties, Durham residents living off East Campus say they hope the Duke...
All it took was a ping-pong table to get Campus Council President Anthony Vitarelli involved in campus leadership.
Many students enjoyed the first weekend of the new semester with a few laughs, and more than a few beers, at houses off of East Campus.
As the gears of the fall semester crank up, many of us fondly look back on this past summer with memories of lazy days spent at the beach.
Being in North Carolina for the summer means heat. And lots of it. But hot and sticky Durham only necessitates one of the staples of the summer: the Belmont pool.