Scott Silliman said he could not have guessed last December how appropriate this week's conference on Iraq would be when he started planning the annual conference put on by the Center on Law,...
For a brief half hour Thursday, traffic at the University suddenly resembled Lower Manhattan at rush hour.
Members of Parking and Transportation Services released a preview of next year's undergraduate parking policy - including changes to permit costs and plans for the new Bryan Center parking garage -...
With a thoughtful expression on her face, Associate Professor of History Sucheta Mazumdar recalls that this is the third year that Women's History Month was celebrated with a week-long series of...
A search committee to replace outgoing Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences William Chafe may be ready to begin work in early May, and will probably be predominantly comprised of faculty...
Duke Student Government legislators reviewed and approved the budgets proposed by the Student Organizational Finance Committee at their general body meeting Wednesday.
It's the envelope some high school seniors have been waiting for all their lives, and for 3,295 Duke regular decision applicants last week, the envelope was satisfyingly thick.
The Pope and Michael J. Fox have it, but you may one day be able to avoid it.
A mandatory field trip on a sunny afternoon is probably unlikely to induce enthusiastic gasps of amazement among a group of average college students these days.
Junior named best collegiate programmer.
The Graduate School is in the process of wooing applicants pulled from the largest applicant pool in its history.
Despite the recent rain and wind that kept the normal hordes of students from lobbying for causes and selling merchandise on the Bryan Center walkway, one group has remained committed to promoting...
Officials at the Duke Institute on Care at the End of Life say they are optimistic about the search for a new director, after a committee identified a pool of over 100 candidates from around the...
In a move sure to affect future development on Central Campus, the Durham City Council adopted an ordinance Monday night that established a new university-college District but prevented any large...
An expansion of the business school's master's of business administration class is padding a down year for applications to the school's higher-end programs.
Adapting to the varied tugs and pulls of research demands and patient care, departments within the Medical Center are quietly ceding territory to research-focused centers and undergoing a drastic...
As a child growing up in rural Oklahoma, John Hope Franklin viewed Tulsa as the land of opportunity - his family planned to relocate there in the early 1920s, hoping to move into a nicer home and...
Capitalizing on the Athletics Department's recent consent to hosting a major concert in Cameron Indoor Stadium, the Duke University Union has secured a guarantee from the University for a...
The greek judicial board is no longer just a plan, but a functioning body that has heard a total of four cases so far in front of newly trained justices representing all the main greek governing...
Lauren Echstenkamper is a 19-year-old freshman who happens to love French music, traveling, watching the West Wing and Alias, and interesting wrist watches--she currently sports a pink PowerPuff...
