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Keohane may stay past 2004
By Kevin Lees | January 28, 2003Rumors of Nan's retirement have been greatly exaggerated.
Rumors of Nan's retirement have been greatly exaggerated.
The University of North Carolina announced its involvement in the "monumental" U.S. Supreme Court affirmative action case Grutter v. Bollinger last week, supporting a policy President George W.
Wouldn't it be cool if Duke had a monorail?.
Duke's neighbors could get a better idea of how new campus buildings fit into the community if a proposed city-county zoning plan is approved by the City Council next month.
Nature is once again open for business on campus.
Orangutans, long disparaged as prime examples of the brutish ape, are enjoying newfound respect thanks to recent research demonstrating their primitive grasp on a supposedly humans-only...
Reacting to national attention about a woman convicted of bombing the U.S.
When Campus Council President Andrew Nurkin applied early decision to Duke in 1998, he had his eyes set on studying in the University's esteemed English department.
General Motors President and Chief Executive Officer Richard Wagoner spoke at Millennium Hotel Friday night. Wagoner talked about internationalization in the business world.
Residents of the Krzyzewskiville tent city often claim to be the most "hard-core" part of the student body, annually facing inclement weather, long lines and early-morning wake-up calls.
In the past, bringing in an external chair meant an academic department was in serious trouble.
With the upcoming retirements of Associate Vice President for Auxiliary Services Joe Pietrantoni and Director of Facilities Management Jerry Black this summer, Executive Vice President Tallman...
Two members of the Department of Biological Anthropology and Anatomy met with William Chafe, dean of the faculty of arts and sciences, and Berndt Mueller, dean of the natural sciences, Thursday...
"Imagine your head is a balloon and it's floating away," said April Mims, a junior, describing the sensation caused by two Sudafed tablets she took Wednesday night to combat her flu symptoms.
This is the first story in a three-part series profiling this year's finalists for undergraduate young trustee.
Pi Kappa Alpha erupted its peak, Sigma Nu toasted in its new year and Delta Sigma Phi boogied the night away.
Amid recent discussions of cutting up to two-thirds of the faculty positions in the Department of Biological Anthropology and Anatomy, scholars across the nation agreed this week that Duke's...
Next year's housing plan will not be much different from the one that provoked an outpouring of student anger last year, Assistant Dean of Residence Life Bill Burig revealed at Thursday's Campus...