The grand opening of the Center for Human Genetics yesterday coincided fittingly with the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the DNA double helix by James Watson and Francis Crick and with last...
At a special meeting of Campus Council Monday, the residential life governing body approved a resolution calling for several significant changes to the one-year-old housing policy.
If you take a walk around East Campus, beyond your usual route from the bus stop to Trinity Cafe, you'll find a close-knit community of students and staff, buzzing with intense energy and...
The West Campus outdoor basketball courts teemed with energy Saturday when 50 fifth graders took the courts.
A memorial service for Ronie-Richele Garcia-Johnson, an assistant professor of environmental policy who died last week after a five-month battle with cancer, will take place in the Chapel at 11 a.m.
The Duke Student Government Election Commission rejected two sets of complaints regarding last week's class elections, DSG Attorney General Will Fagan announced Friday evening.
Alex Pratt finally became Mr. Pratt Friday.
Celebrations set for last day of classes This year's Last Day of Classes Festival, an event sponsored by Campus Council, will begin at 3 p.m.
Third batch of Robertson Scholars selected by Duke, UNC -.
With its undergraduate major restructured, the economics department is turning toward strengthening its graduate program and faculty under the leadership of a new chair and in the wake of a...
A divided Campus Council narrowly voted last week to bring back into the organization $35,000 in programming fees that had been transferred to Duke Student Government's Student Organization Finance...
At the heart of incoming chair Thomas Nechyba's plans for the Department of Economics is a massive overhaul to the graduate program.
Vice President for Institutional Equity Sally Dickson will become the latest high-level administrator to depart the University when she returns to Stanford University this summer as vice provost...
The key is in the ignition and the engines are running.
A former candidate for the Class of 2005 presidency in today's class elections filed an appeal Wednesday, claiming that she was unfairly dismissed from the race.
Changes in Krzyzewskiville policy and the election of a new secretary topped the agenda at Tuesday night's Graduate and Professional Student Council meeting.
The Fuqua School of Business cut 10 positions - five through attrition - Wednesday as the first part of an effort to reduce its budget.
After a year in which students tenting for basketball games faced unusually harsh conditions, participants in a town hall meeting Tuesday night reviewed possible changes to improve the...
Patients now have yet another piece of paperwork to fill out at the doctor's office, but this one should actually make them happy.
