They say money isn't everything. But sometimes, at Duke, that can be hard to believe. With a multi-billion-dollar endowment, million-dollar buildings and an undergraduate degree that rings in with...
Funny thing about politics-there's not much new you can ever say. A year after the nation's most divisive election in decades, a lot has changed, and plenty more has stayed the same. We've dealt...
THE KILLERS AT CAMERON? Somebody told us, that we had The Killers-well, almost. Rumors are circulating that pop-rock sensation The Killers might be coming to Cameron Indoor Stadium for a spring...
In a one-year time span, Duke has hosted Angela Davis, Nadine Strossen and Janet Reno.
In the South, it's not uncommon to hear, "Democrats are trying to get guns-nobody's going take my rifle from me.
Picking classes can be a daunting task, but TV's got the lowdown on the hottest for registration this month.
First Lieutenant Matthew Lynch, who graduated from Duke in 2001 and died last November, had a lot of things to carry in his heart.
Toward the end of last semester, in case you hadn't heard, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) randomly sued a Duke student's Internet Protocol (IP) address for illegal filesharing.
There are no quiet arguments in Durham-or silent decisions..
3 must-have looks for the season, from your closet.
It takes 16 hours to drive the 800 miles from Durham to Waveland, Mississippi. But it only takes a one-hour tour to see what little is left.
Amy Myers wasn't going to be spending her 21st birthday, a Saturday in the end of September, like she imagined.
This is how it begins. In an empty room made of concrete panels and industrial glass. In a room made of negative space but with countless walls.
Kelly Rohrs ("I'm Just a Girl in the World...," July 2005) engages in what has defined each generation's feminism: criticism of our mothers.
In February 2004, facebook.com creator Mark Zuckerberg launched a mini-revolution from his Harvard dorm room. He couldn't have known then that his project would take on a life of its own.
Options for this month's fall respite have turned upside-down.
WHERE THE GRASS IS GREENER... To chained-to-East freshmen, the grass may look greener on the idyllic West Campus quads.
