Since lugging their belongings into East Campus residence halls Tuesday, students of the Class of 2015 have enjoyed numerous orientation events, one of which was the annual Night at the Nasher.
As summer comes to an end, students and administrators are closing in on details of the house model.
In a larger effort to shift campus culture away from consumption to cohesion, University administrators are extending a policy prohibiting section parties during orientation week to include the...
Instead of entering a poem into a time capsule at the Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial dedication with the families of King and President Barack Obama, Maya Angelou delivered a heartfelt address to...
Duke’s summer reading book for the Class of 2015,“Eating Animals,” takes a hard look into factory farming and challenges readers to make informed decisions about their eating habits.
Founding dean of the Sanford School of Public Policy Bruce Kuniholm wants a new leadership to head the school in the future.
The University appointed its first Hindu chaplain, Usha Rajagopalan, this August.
he Chronicle’s Chelsea Pieroni, Tyler Seuc and Melissa Yeo caught up with the Class of 2015—along with their first-year advisory counselors, resident assistants and family members—to capture the...
An administrator known for valuing student input will no longer serve as Duke’s dining director.
More than 1,700 freshmen crowded into the Duke Chapel to hear a message of freedom at the Wednesday’s Convocation ceremony.
Students who feel like they are shouldering a growing burden may have scientific backing to bolster their claims.
The Class of 2015 was urged Thursday to ask tough questions, especially as they pertain to food.
Administrators confirmed that a new event, formally called Football Gameday, will replace Tailgate this Fall.
When the Duke Blue Devils and the Georgetown Hoyas took to the hardwood in China last week, they had an ambitious if unexceptional goal: to conduct some ping-pong diplomacy while touting their...
The service offers more cars, higher daily mileage limits, cheaper overnight rates and longer reservation maximums than its predecessors. Cars will be available Aug. 15.
The special collections library will get some special attention—not to mention a redesigned home and a new name—in the latest wave of Perkins Library renovations.
The gift will support the Rare Book, Manuscript and Special Collections Library, located in Perkins Library. The library will likely be renamed the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript...