Students walking by Von Canon A Monday may have done a double-take upon noticing Larry Kirkwood's display of 22 body casts, created to encourage viewers to reflect on issues of body image, racism,...
City governments are not generally known for representing the voice of city youth, but a recent proposal approved by the Durham City Council may help change that. At its Sept.
Central Campus' Devil's Den has entered its newest incarnation--as a multipurpose center run by Student Affairs.
Promoting a sense of community between three distinct groups can be a daunting task, but one which University officials hope has been achieved by the year-old Trinity Heights housing development.
Engineers may not recognize the DukEngineer Magazine when it comes out this December.
Although slated as a probing discussion of "ethical and social issues surrounding the human genome," genomics pioneer Craig Venter's speech delivered a chronicle of the genetic revolution that...
Giving germs to terminally ill patients, sexual intercourse and the return of Jesus were all analogies a colorful group of panelists used to describe the economic and moral issues of sweatshop...
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As University officials prepare to discuss a possible overhaul of the undergraduate academic master schedule, students are reacting favorably to the idea of alleviating midday overcrowding.
In the past, most Duke students have done their best to avoid Trent Drive Hall.
After a deadline extension earlier this month allowed a few more entries to trickle in, the committee planning the University's "Race, Sex and God" competition is reviewing the approximately 14...
Those who travel on Science Drive have had to endure some aggravation from recent construction, but one of the biggest reasons for their trouble is well underway--the University's...
The first Academic Council meeting of the year Thursday featured significant updates to two items of perennial faculty interest--their health plans and the tenure committee.
If a new task force has its way, undergraduates may find it more difficult to schedule four-day weekends into their schedules.
Tossing bags over their shoulders, gathering their books and grabbing a cup of coffee as they dash off to class--typical Duke students, right?.
When all 35 greek chapters convened at a retreat Sept. 15, they were shocked when their knowledge of each other did not extend beyond their own chapters.
Four months after President Nan Keohane announced a new University-wide gender initiative, administrators, faculty, staff and students across campus are beginning the initial stages of research...
In the War on Drugs, Kenneth Dodge is one of the government's top mercenaries.
Residents have moved in, parties have been held and Rick's Diner is open 24 hours a day, yet construction on the West-Edens Link continues. Three levels of the WEL's McClendon Tower that will be...
