George McLendon, chair of Princeton University's chemistry department, has been named by Provost Peter Lange to the position of dean of the faculty of Arts and Sciences.
Alexandra "Sasha" Marie Burakow, a freshman from Fairfax Station, Va., died Dec. 17, 2003, at the age of 19. Burakow suffered a brain aneurysm Dec. 13.
New year aside, administrators had much to celebrate Dec. 31 as the University's most ambitious capital campaign came to a much anticipated close.
Alexandra M. "Sasha" Burakow, a Duke freshman from Fairfax Station, Va., died Dec. 17, 2003. She was 19. Burakow suffered a brain aneurism on her way home for winter break Saturday, Dec.
Bright, a friend to students, community-minded, congenial.
While many students were caught off-guard during exam week by the announcement Friday of the University's next president, they remained enthusiastic that Richard Brodhead, dean of Yale College and...
President Brodhead, it's time to dream.
The Board of Trustees will name Richard Brodhead, dean of Yale College and the A.
When Richard Brodhead leaves Yale University for Duke at the end of the academic year, it will be the first time in almost 40 years that the Yale College dean and English professor will be...
The results of the Duke Student Government's long-awaited "Visions of Duke" survey were presented at Wednesday's meeting, with student government officials concluding that undergraduates become...
The president of The Duke Endowment, Elizabeth Locke, announced her decision to retire Wednesday, effective Dec. 2004.
The academic achievement gap between Latinos and whites in North Carolina is closing, but there is still work to be done, officials say..
When it comes to an explanation of the Bassett Affair, students are doing a lot of listening, but little talking..
After the University surpassed its $2 billion Campaign for Duke goal in January, a year before the campaign's official end Dec. 31, administrators set their sights on an even bigger sum.
One hundred years after the Bassett Affair, the issue of academic freedom remains a centerpiece of concern for University administrators and faculty--who cite current threats to free discourse as...
The swelling melody from Handel's "Messiah" soon hushed to a whisper as Director of University Choral Music Rodney Wynkoop gestured his baton at the Duke Chapel Choir, signaling them to halt.
Informal groups of students will now be able to reserve residential space for the first time, as Director of Residential Life and Housing Services Eddie Hull has agreed in principle to a Campus...
