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SCOTUS rejects Duke case
By Andrew Collins | July 23, 2003Research at Duke received a potentially "devastating" blow on June 27, as the U.S.
Research at Duke received a potentially "devastating" blow on June 27, as the U.S.
A housing loophole that allowed students to escape the three-year on-campus live-in requirement with little consequence has been closed up by Residential Life and Housing Services, but some...
Parking rates have soared this year for employees, with Director of Parking and Transportation Services Cathy Reeve saying the increase will go toward funding ambitious future projects and...
Vice President for Student Affairs Larry Moneta has earmarked $50,000 for student programming in the first three weeks of fall semester.
Administrators are putting the finishing touches on a report they hope will help combat attrition among graduate students and encourage directors of graduate studies to reevaluate the experience of...
While students have been off interning or studying abroad this summer, Student Information Services and Systems has logged countless hours redesigned ACES.
For the fourth year in a row, U.S.
With the discontinuation of "So You Wanna Get Buzzed?" as the freshman alcohol lecture - and no analogous replacement in sight - administrators are betting that some alcohol-related skits and an...
The Fair Labor Association released its first-ever public report June 4, revealing findings from independent audits of seven major footwear and apparel companies.
The expansion of the Pratt School of Engineering by 50 undergraduate students per class, once only a distant goal, now seems to be on the fast-track to approval.
Summer session enrollments increased again this year with administrators crediting the rise to such factors as students' strategic planning for their academic programs, additional financial aid...
Katherine Sheriff, Trinity '01, died early Sunday morning when a porch collapsed at a Chicago party, killing 12 people. She was 23.
Jason Williams, a former Duke All-American and current Chicago Bull, suffered a broken leg, torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and fractured pelvis in a motorcycle accident last Thursday in the...
The University is considering the addition of more seating to the perimeters of Main West Quadrangle and Clocktower Quadrangle - a move that administrators said could engender a more welcoming...
Researchers at the Medical Center recently introduced a new method of envisioning and producing proteins that could potentially be used for psychiatric treatment and ecological indicators.
Executive Vice President Tallman Trask announced Tuesday that he has filled two upper-level positions on his staff: vice president for financial services and vice president for campus...
University officials came out in favor of the U.S.
Although construction for the Albert Eye Research Institute - the new Trustee-approved addition to the Duke Eye Center - is to begin July 1, the center is still about $10 million short of securing...
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