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University uses new technology to deliver information
By Maggie Spini | March 23, 2011Duke is making efforts to stay technologically savvy, one pixel at a time.
Duke is making efforts to stay technologically savvy, one pixel at a time.
Four New York Times journalists were released by the Libyan government Monday after a week in captivity. One of the reporters, Pulitzer Prize winner Anthony Shadid, worked under Phil Bennett, a...
After low voter turnout for the second of two Duke Student Government elections last year, DSG has reshuffled the executive board and Senate election schedule.
Entrepreneurs, Duke neuroscientists and a beatboxing flautist will be coming to Duke April 2 under the banner of the TED brand, known for its compelling series of online lecture videos.
Duke’s undergraduate Markets and Management Studies certificate has a devoted student following, despite the fact that some have criticized its practicality.
Former Trinity sophomore Eric Irons will now face rape allegations in district court May 16—marking the third time Irons’ court date has been moved since November.
Seventeen undergraduates will seek to grab spots on the Duke Student Government Executive Board.
Preventative care and personalized medicine will be powerful forces in the medical community in coming decades, said speakers at a bioethics conference this weekend.
Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf said he has had a dream of building a Muslim community center, an equivalent of a YMCA, for the past 20 years.
Duke Endowment Chairman Neil Williams isn’t kidding when he calls himself an involved alum.
Approximately 25 percent of sophomores will live on Central Campus once the house model is implemented, administrators said Thursday evening.
The Arts and Sciences Council unanimously approved the new South Asian Studies certificate program and discussed the results of the faculty Budget Solutions Poll at its meeting Thursday.
Tonight, some students will choose to take advantage of the new option to live with members of the opposite sex on campus.
The traditional university model may need more than a simple tune-up.
Duke Student Government postponed the election date of the DSG executive board by one day to avoid conflicting with the NCAA basketball championship. The election will now occur April 6.