Two days after the Columbia disaster, experts from Duke and around the country are offering their opinions on what went wrong and, more importantly, discussing the future of human space exploration.
Yet another controversy over the use of Durham city funds by private firms came to a head at Monday night's City Council meeting as the landlords of Phoenix Crossing Shopping Center denied...
If the Duke University of the future looks more like The Jetsons than Dawson's Creek, with monorails zipping across campus and biometric thumb readers instead of DukeCards, Paul Davies will be the...
Maceo Parker filled Page Auditorium Friday night with his unique brand of funk and jazz. Parker's son Corey's band opened for him.
Sleeping bags, canteens, makeshift homes and masses of people-no, we're not talking about Krzyzewskiville.
Peter Storey's faith has brought him a long way.
The only thing that was missing was a red carpet and a Joan and Melissa Rivers E! entertainment preshow.
Students gather during the Allen Building Lock-In, which lasted from 7 p.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Saturday. They participated in various fish bowls and other activities.
Athletics trainer killed in vehicular accident.
Students expressed mixed reaction to the preliminary plans for the future renovation of Central Campus.
A new shade of paint and fresh carpeting could add some character to the cramped, poorly lit offices of the Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Life.
In a column in The Washington Post this week, Stuart Rojstaczer, associate professor of hydrology, denounced grade inflation as a real and present danger in higher education, and provided a link...
The system of having students monitor their own parties has undergone little change since its inception a year and a half ago.
It's the day after freshman move-in and President Nan Keohane needs to address 1,600 students anxiously waiting to have their decision to attend the University reaffirmed.
Trent Drive Hall, historically the least popular dormitory on campus and wedged between Central Campus and the Medical Center, received its death sentence last week after an extended illness.
The start of each semester brings new classes, new professors and of course, a new Oak Room.
A teach-in and discussion designed to initiate the DukeDivest campaign sparked into a fiery debate last night at the Love Auditorium as audience members shot back and forth with panelists over the...
Signaling the latest step in what some hope will result in an Asian American studies program at the University, three national scholars examined the field's place in academia and its potential at...
