Now that the North Carolina House of Representatives is evenly divided between two parties, experts say the previously Democratic majority from last session will have to get used to accommodating...
Construction will begin Monday on a new $800,000 track at Wallace Wade Stadium, a project athletics officials expect will be completed in mid-summer.
The Arts and Sciences Council approved minor changes to the structure of two of its internal committees Thursday in a light meeting that also included a presentation by Duke Student Government...
Duke may have its share of ties to country clubs, but student reports that service at the Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club has been less than clubby have spurred administrators and student leaders...
They may be married, teach in the same department and have similar research fields, but ask Eric and Carol Meyers how they met, and they just might give you different answers.
Midway through planning to revamp its entire first-year curriculum for fall 2004, the School of Medicine implemented this year Molecules and Cells, a new interdisciplinary class modeled in the...
Camp Kesem - it's three Duke students' attempt at waving their magic wand.
As the School of Nursing looks to increase its presence in the University's research community, the school is forging ahead with plans to institute a doctoral program as early as 2005.
If you can't spend a summer in Spain, Duke's Summer Session may be the next best way to learn the fundamentals of Spanish.
Tension and confusion pervaded the atmosphere at Duke Student Government's general body meeting Wednesday night, as some legislators took sides in a heated debate over a proposed amendment to the...
Confronting a demanding and uncertain future for health care professionals, the School of Medicine is preparing for whole-scale revisions to all four years of its curriculum, scheduled for...
Fifteen students will contend in this year's Duke Student Government executive elections March 5, and all but one of the organization's top positions is contested.
Exceptional cognitive abilities of some older adults can slip through the cracks unnoticed, as society tends to focus its attention on those who experience major brain-functioning deterioration,...
Whether half full or half empty, a cup is still a cup.
"I'm not a blind boy from Alabama," said Roy Clark, a senior scholar at the Poynter Institute, a journalism think-tank. "I'm a white man from Long Island.".
It's job-hunting season, and seniors across campus are getting anxious.
Anticipating the impending deadline to reform the School of Medicine's curriculum for the fall of 2004, some members of the school's Curriculum Committee are expressing frustration at the current...
After years of struggling with arbitrary and often inferior compensation, Duke postdoctoral fellows have succeeded in creating an interdepartmental alliance to lobby for their concerns.
Some tent for tickets, others tent for peace.
