At its most recent meeting, the executive committee of the Board of Trustees named Duke’s three representatives to the board of Duke Kunshan University and approved the University’s documentation...
Duke University President Richard Brodhead joined corporate CEOs, university leaders and presidents of some of the world’s most influential nations April 15 and 16 in China for a conference...
Following the Friday release of RGAC scores, fraternities and selective living groups are waiting to find out how they will be affected by their grades.
It may be called Old Duke, but the celebrations in Keohane Amphitheater Friday also marked a new era in student government.
After acceptance of the LEAF award last week, author Barbara Kingsolver sat down with The Chronicle’s Julian Spector to talk about her approach to writing, the intersection of science and art and...
Groups of prospective freshman toured the Gothic Wonderland this weekend as a part of Blue Devil Days, which allows admitted students considering Duke to tour the campus and meet students and faculty.
About 60 admitted high school seniors attended Latino Student Recruitment Weekend, an annual event hosted by Mi Gente that helps to recruit students to Duke.
The Residential Group Assessment Committee will submit its evaluations of selective living groups today to the body that will determine whether groups will be placed on probation.
The nine sororities in the Panhellenic Association have initiated petitions among their members to end Duke’s affiliation with the gossip website CollegeACB.com.
It’s time for students and faculty to get a little closer.
For more than 20 years, “Beer Trucks” has been a fixture of Duke’s commencement week activities, but the Class of 2011 will have to make alternate plans for the night before graduation exercises.
Students eager to reminisce about their Duke years with a yearbook can temporarily breathe a sigh of relief.
Students from many segments of the Duke community now volunteer through DukeEngage.
After experiencing a wave of success, operators of The Tower said the restaurant is ready to adapt to serve Keohane Quadrangle 4E when it opens Spring 2012.
After serving a nearly five-month term as interim vice president for finance, Tim Walsh will assume the position officially, effective immediately, the University announced Tuesday.
Kenneth Knoerr, former director of graduate studies for Environmental Sciences and Policy in the Nicholas School of the Environment, passed away Monday.
