The first full-time black female faculty member in Duke's history, Jacquelyne Johnson Jackson, died Jan. 28 in Stillwell, Kan.
Hundreds hustle through it everyday, but only a handful of students lounge in the Alumni Lounge.
Forest off-limits to former flasher.
External consultants from Wolf, Keens and Co.
Sophomore Michelle Bholan called her mother freshman year, confused and troubled by the lack of interaction among races at Duke.
At the first sign of wintry weather, students across campus begin their not-so-secret pleas to Mother Nature. Let there be sleet. Let there be freezing rain. Let there be just one more snow day.
George Soros has done it all--from surviving Nazi occupation of Budapest, Hungary, where he was born, to living under communism, to establishing a network of philanthropic organizations.
Wandering through the aisles of Reynolds Theater, appropriating french fries from audience members and joking with present sororities and fraternities all around, judge Mitch Crane managed to weave...
After a Duke Conservative Union advertisement ran in The Chronicle Feb.
Politically inclined billionaire investor George Soros will make his first visit to the University today with a 5 p.m. lecture in Reynolds Theater in the Bryan Center..
The office of the University president has been in the Allen Building for decades.
This is the first article in a series this week examining institutional diversity..
East Campus Council passed a resolution Monday night recommending that, starting in the 2004-2005 school year, the University eliminate the weekday breakfast requirement from the first-year board...
The Durham City Council re-opened the bid process for construction of the United States Baseball Federation's offices and clubhouse Monday night. .
The Office of Information Technology today launched DukePass, a pilot web portal that allows undergraduates secure and easy access to a range of student-oriented information resources and online...
A report presented by North Carolina health workers at the annual Conference on Retrovirus and Opportunistic Infections last week identified the first outbreak of HIV among college students since...
RALEIGH -- When Shelden Williams got his 6-foot-9, 245-pound body airborne to snatch a desperately thrown North Carolina State pass from the sky with just 11 seconds left in regulation, and then...
E-mail threatens hospital patients.
On a sunny afternoon in the "backyard" of East Campus, the space between Southgate Dormitory and the intramural field is a swirl of green grass, golden sunshine and gray wall.
Rescheduling classes is profs' call.
