It is not about a bell or a heated rivalry, or even the embarrassment of finishing in last place in the ACC. The 2003 Duke-North Carolina football game is about an inflatable Blue Devil helmet.
Judith Ruderman, vice provost for academic and administrative services, presented the final report of the Black Faculty Strategic Initiative to the Academic Council Thursday.
With heightened vigilance in a post-Sept. 11 United States, some politicians say it is necessary to keep a closer watch over international and foreign language studies programs.
The Panhellenic Council has begun to gauge the feasibility of establishing on-campus housing for sororities, instigating unprecedented discussion in recent weeks..
President Nan Keohane has named 16 faculty members, employees, administrators and students to serve on the President's Commission on the Status of Women, the creation of which was recommended in...
Students cited for possession of drug paraphernalia.
Duke Student Government voted Wednesday to approve a resolution postponing a vote on the future of ARAMARK Corp. until spring semester..
Duke University Medical Center researchers have called into question the routine practice of "thinning" the blood of patients undergoing coronary artery bypass surgery in a study published by the...
The Record Industry Association of America's blitz of subpoenas last October hit a little closer to home than most Duke students may care to know--the organization has requested that the University...
Pennsylvania State University does not want its students to get arrested.
DUMC chancellor receives Bravewell Leadership Award.
Director of Dining Services Jim Wulforst is toughening up with stringent new quantitative evaluations of on-campus eateries, to be concluded next week.
Garments few in Central Campus flashing.
The University is only halfway into its five-year contract with ARAMARK, the Philadelphia-based food service provider responsible for the Great Hall, the Marketplace and other major dining...
Eight weeks after Hurricane Isabel tore a devastating path through eastern North Carolina, losses from the storm continue to pile up.
Hundreds of people lined the narrow sidewalks of Ninth Street Tuesday night eager for the chance to enter The Regulator Bookshop--but not to get their hand on the latest Harry Potter installment or...
Work on a new student Internet portal, which the Office of Information Technology has had in the works for several months, will begin Dec.
Three students are hoping that by dedicating the 20th of each month to casual clothes and constructive conversation they will help draw attention to issues touched on in the Women's Initiative report.
Justin Segall just couldn't do it any longer. .
