C-2 bus catches on fire at West Campus bus stop
By Anna Koelsch | October 3, 2011There was a small fire in the engine compartment of the bus, though the cause of the fire is unknown.
There was a small fire in the engine compartment of the bus, though the cause of the fire is unknown.
Friday’s burning C-2 was not the first Duke bus to unexpectedly combust.
Bomb-sniffing dog, hand search turn up no evidence of a problem, administrator says.
Duke undergraduates now have global advisers to match the University’s growing international presence.
This Fall, students have had to say goodbye to The Hub.
A major Duke initiative is helping to change the lives of many women and girls in Kenya.
Despite nearly a decade of American military presence, a functioning democracy has still not manifested itself in Iraq, at least in the opinion of the Iraqi ambassador to the United States.
The greek community was called to reconsider the values motivating its engagement in community service Tuesday night.
Journalist and social activist Jeff Johnson sought to empower the black community at Duke Wednesday night.
Duke students got in touch with Durham Tuesday, thanks to Bon Appetit’s “Eat Local Challenge.”
Sally Kornbluth, vice dean for research at the Duke University School of Medicine, will now serve as vice provost of academic affairs, the University announced Wednesday.
Duke Student Government discussed the approval of a new student group and requests for funding at its meeting Wednesday.