As advancements in DNA forensic techniques cause the nation to examine the accuracy and equity of its courts, some students at the School of Law are taking an active role in rectifying the...
Williams, Schwinn named to Institute of Medicine.
Think eating healthy on campus means buying a couple of mealy Granny Smiths on food points? Think again.
If a new Medical Center institute can achieve its mission, heart patients will receive more accurate diagnoses that can lead to greater success in treating cardiovascular problems.
Arts and Sciences can best address projected budget deficits by cutting up to 50 faculty positions, the Arts and Sciences Council Budget Task Force said Thursday in a long-awaited report.
This is the fifth story in a five-part series examining attrition among graduate students. .
As the Duke University Police Department continues to search for the man who reportedly assaulted a female student in a Wannamaker Dormitory bathroom Wednesday morning, University officials are...
As Title IX celebrates its 30th anniversary and its success in women's athletics, higher education officials nationwide are considering whether to and how best to apply the equity law to the sciences.
State board to investigate alleged double voting.
President Nan Keohane's decision not to sign a statement cautioning against the intimidation and mistreatment of Jewish students has evoked disappointment among the Jewish student community at Duke.
While most Duke students catch up on work and sleep during fall break, one group of students will be heading to North Carolina State University to attend the first Inward Bound Conference.
Despite plans discussed last year, freshmen will still have to go to West Campus to get their tomato bisque.
A student was hospitalized Wednesday after she was attacked in a West Campus dormitory bathroom at about 5:20 a.m., Duke University Police Department officials reported.
This is the fourth story in a five-part series examining attrition among graduate students.
Legislators unanimously approved amendments to the Student Organization Finance Committee bylaw and elected members to the Duke Student Government Judiciary and the SOFC after rejecting a request...
Hundreds gathered in front of the Chapel Wednesday as students and faculty--even a few from other universities--took up the megaphone in opposition to a war on Iraq.
Water restrictions during Durham's prolonged drought have forced frustrated administrators and staff to postpone landscaping outside of the West-Edens Link.
The rallying cry to save Social Security has pitted the North Carolina Senate candidates against each other--trading jibes in advertisements and speeches.
The race for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives from North Carolina's newly redrawn 4th Congressional District will pit a seven-term incumbent against a political newcomer.
A Duke University Transit bus struck senior Sophia Curcio's Mazda Protege as she pulled out of her parking space Tuesday on Towerview Drive. No one was injured in the accident.
